International Humanitarian Diplomatic Bazaar in Podgorica: "No one became poor by giving"

The goal is to collect aid for those who need it most, said Zorica Mušković Pavicevic, representing the International Women's Club.

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News stand at the bazaar, Photo: Nikola Saveljić
News stand at the bazaar, Photo: Nikola Saveljić
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The International Humanitarian Diplomatic Bazaar, the seventeenth in a row, was officially opened at the "Big Fashion" shopping center in Podgorica.

This year, the event brought together 31 embassies, as well as numerous visitors.

Zorica Mušković Pavicevic, on behalf of the International Women's Club, wished the bazaar a successful one. She emphasized that this tradition is supported by numerous companies, embassies...

The goal, she said, is to collect aid for those who need it most.

The Vijesti team, traditionally, has its own stand this year.

The president of the International Women's Club, Jana Cvijić Rodić, said that this is a festival that aims to put humanity into action.

“No one ever became poor by giving,” she said.

She emphasized that every donation and smile contributes to a greater and noble mission. She said that only by working together can we succeed, and that they are also helping elementary schools this year.

"We are also helping the 'Mirko Srzentić' elementary school in Petrovac and the 'Džafer Nikočević' elementary school in Gusinje."

The National Tourism Organization's destination film "Uncover Your Wild Side" won a high second place at the 37th World Tourism Film Awards - The Festival of Festivals in the Portuguese city of Guimaraes, which represents the finale and highest level of the CIFFT global ranking of tourism films. This recognition places Montenegro among the TOP 5 best tourism films in the "Tourist Destination - Country" category, right behind Switzerland, and represents our country's greatest success in this area so far.

She said that every activity of the International Women's Club is inspired by love.

"One of the greatest virtues is to overcome vanity - to say 'we' instead of 'I'. Last year we raised close to 60.000 euros," said Cvijić Rodić.

Milatović: Diversity is woven into our identity

The First Lady of Montenegro, Milena Milatović, said that she was very pleased to be at the event again. She emphasized that this is an event that unites and connects, as well as a testament to the fact that cultural diversity is our greatest asset.

Milena Milatović
photo: Nikola Saveljić

"Diversity is woven into our identity, and the relationship towards others and those who are different is part of our cultural heritage," said Milatović.

Diplomatic bazaar
photo: Office for Public Relations of the President of Montenegro

She added that the bazaar opens the door to the holiday spirit. She thanked everyone for their presence, which contributed to making it a place of humanity.

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