The coal mine will mark Miners' Day with a series of events

Miners' Day and Pljevlja Coal Mine Day are traditionally celebrated on September 24th, in memory of the founding of the first mining company in Montenegro.

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Photo: TV Vijesti
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The Pljevlja Coal Mine will mark September 24th, the Day of Montenegrin Miners and the 73rd anniversary of the Pljevlja Coal Mine's operations, with a series of activities that will go beyond the usual festive celebration and develop into a manifestation of togetherness, cooperation and connecting the mining and energy sector with the local community.

The largest company in Pljevlja announced that the event "Miners' Days 2025" will begin on September 25th and will last four days, and the organizers have prepared a diverse program.

On Thursday, September 25, the company's management and representative unions will meet with representatives of the Coal Mine Pensioners' Branch.

A day later, a voluntary blood donation campaign will be organized by the Rudnik Voluntary Blood Donors Club, and on the same day, a traditional chess tournament will be held between the teams of the Union of the Blind of Montenegro and the Pljevlja Coal Mine.

A competitive and recreational race "TERRA PULSE 2025" is planned for Saturday, followed by a concert by the famous musician Nel Karajlić at Trg 13. jul.

A futsal tournament is planned for Sunday, September 28th, between teams from energy and mining companies and the Municipality of Pljevlja.

Miners' Day and Pljevlja Coal Mine Day are traditionally celebrated on September 24, commemorating the founding of the first mining company in Montenegro. This date has been celebrated since 1952, when the then "Pljevlja Coal Mining and Exploration Company" took its first significant steps in production.

The Mine says that they want "Miners' Days 2025" to be more than just a festive celebration and an opportunity to pay respect to the mining tradition and profession, but also to strengthen ties between the economy and the local community.

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