The President of the Parliament of Montenegro, Andrija Mandić, awarded certificates to participants of democratic workshops organized by the Parliament of Montenegro. The program is aimed at youth and children, providing them with practical knowledge about democracy, parliamentary work, the European Union, and human rights. Mandić emphasized the importance of support from the Austrian Parliament and the Erste Foundation in implementing the program, as well as the significance of involving young people in building a fairer and stronger society. The workshops are part of a broader educational program encouraging youth interest in politics and democratic processes.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning outlets emphasize the empowerment of youth through education on democracy and human rights, highlighting the importance of inclusive participation in political processes and the role of international cooperation in supporting democratic values.
Center: Center-leaning sources focus on the educational aspects of the workshops, the practical benefits for youth, and the collaboration between Montenegro and international partners like Austria, presenting the program as a positive step towards strengthening democratic institutions.
Right: Right-leaning perspectives highlight national pride and the role of young people in building a stronger, more just Montenegro, often stressing traditional values and the importance of national identity within the European context.
