Milatović hosted elementary school students from several cities at the Residence in Cetinje

The Residence of the President of Montenegro in Cetinje today hosted elementary school students from Petnjica, Rožaje, Kotor, Bar, Cetinje and Podgorica, as part of the program marking 20 years since the restoration of Montenegro's independence.

As announced by the Public Relations Office of the President of the State, President Jakov Milatović spoke with the children and introduced them to the role, significance and symbolism of the Residence in the state and institutional life of Montenegro.

"The most beautiful image of Montenegro is when children from all its regions gather in one place, curious, smiling and ready to learn. The institutions of this country also belong to them, and it is our obligation to show them from an early age that Montenegro is their home, their responsibility and their future," said Milatović.

During the visit, the students toured the premises where important meetings are held and domestic and foreign officials are received, preserving part of the state tradition, and had the opportunity to learn more about the work of state institutions, the importance of state symbols, and Milatović hosted elementary school students from several cities at the Residence in Cetinje.

The Residence of the President of Montenegro in Cetinje today hosted elementary school students from Petnjica, Rožaje, Kotor, Bar, Cetinje and Podgorica, as part of the program marking 20 years since the restoration of Montenegro's independence.

As announced by the Public Relations Office of the President of the State, President Jakov Milatović spoke with the children and introduced them to the role, significance and symbolism of the Residence in the state and institutional life of Montenegro.

"The most beautiful image of Montenegro is when children from all its regions gather in one place, curious, smiling and ready to learn. The institutions of this country also belong to them, and it is our obligation to show them from an early age that Montenegro is their home, their responsibility and their future," said Milatović.

During the visit, the students toured the premises where important meetings are held and domestic and foreign officials are received, and had the opportunity to learn more about the work of state institutions, the importance of state symbols, and the role of the state in the lives of citizens.

The Office of the President emphasized that these meetings are given special value by the fact that children from different parts of Montenegro come to the Residence, with different experiences and views on a common future.

It is stated that such visits aim to bring institutions closer to the youngest and strengthen their understanding of state values ​​and democratic processes.

Student visits to the Presidential Residence are part of a program marking two decades since the restoration of Montenegro's independence, and are aimed at introducing children to the history, symbols, and institutions of the state.

The Office of the President emphasized that these meetings are given special value by the fact that children from different parts of Montenegro come to the Residence, with different experiences and views on a common future.

"Milatović hosted elementary school students from several cities at the Residence in Cetinje

The Residence of the President of Montenegro in Cetinje today hosted elementary school students from Petnjica, Rožaje, Kotor, Bar, Cetinje and Podgorica, as part of the program marking 20 years since the restoration of Montenegro's independence.

As announced by the Public Relations Office of the President of the State, President Jakov Milatović spoke with the children and introduced them to the role, significance and symbolism of the Residence in the state and institutional life of Montenegro.

"The most beautiful image of Montenegro is when children from all its regions gather in one place, curious, smiling and ready to learn. The institutions of this country also belong to them, and it is our obligation to show them from an early age that Montenegro is their home, their responsibility and their future," said Milatović.

During the visit, the students toured the premises where important meetings are held and domestic and foreign officials are received, and had the opportunity to learn more about the work of state institutions, the importance of state symbols, and the role of the state in the lives of citizens.

The Office of the President emphasized that these meetings are given special value by the fact that children from different parts of Montenegro come to the Residence, with different experiences and views on a common future.

"It is stated that such visits are aimed at bringing institutions closer to the youngest and strengthening their understanding of state values ​​and democratic processes," the statement said.

Student visits to the Presidential Residence are part of a program marking two decades since the restoration of Montenegro's independence, and are aimed at introducing children to the history, symbols, and institutions of the state.

Student visits to the Presidential Residence are part of a program marking two decades since the restoration of Montenegro's independence, and are aimed at introducing children to the history, symbols, and institutions of the state.