INTERNS VISITED THE PROTECTOR OR CITIZENS’ OFFICE
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On January 12, 2012, ten male and female interns, who are part of the Internship Program that is implemented at the institutions of the Republic of Serbia, visited the Protector of Citizens’ Office, where they talked with Goran Basic, the Deputy Protector of Citizens. Given that the Protector of Citizens’ offices had been opened in Novi Pazar, Presevo, Bujanovac and Medvedja, where the interns come from, it was particularly important for those young people to learn about the Protector of Citizen’s activities and the issues that he encounters while working in those municipalities.
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22. December 2011.
SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS PAYING A VISIT TO THE COORDINATION BODY
13. December 2011.
SCHOLARS PAYING A VISIT TO THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
17. November 2011.
THIRD GENERATION OF SCOLARSHIP HOLDERS FROM SOUTH SERBIA IN BELGRADEOn Fridy, November 18, 2011, scholarships will be awarded to the third generation of secondary school students by the Coordination Body of the Government of the Republic of Serbia for the Municipalities of Presevo, Bujanovac and Medvedja. This year, scholarships will be awarded to 233 secondary school students, which menas that 27 more scolarships will be awarded in comparison with the last year. 28. October 2011.
OPENING OF FACULTY OF ECONOMICS’ DEPARTMENT IN BUJANOVAC
29. September 2011.
FOR CLEANER BUJANOVAC - September 29, 2011
15. September 2011.
THE ABC BOOK FOR CHILDREN FROM THE ALBANIAN COMMUNITY
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20. December 2011.
THE ACTIVITY OF PUTTING UP ELEVATORS FOR DISABLED PERSONS IN BUJANOVAC
18. November 2011.
233 Scholarships Awarded to Coordination Body's Secondary School Scholarship Holders from the Municipalities of Presevo, Bujanovac and Medvedja
10. November 2011.
Information Sessions and Study Visit to the Basic Police Training CentreDuring the latter part of 2011, it is anticipated that the Ministry of Interior will publish a call for applications for the enrolment of new candidates to the Basic Police Training Centre in Sremska Kamenica. 20. October 2011.
YOUTH TRAINING CENTER OPENED IN BUJANOVAC
15. September 2011.
COURSE IN SERBIAN HELD IN BUJANOVAC
4. August 2011.
THE „OUR HOME 2“ PLAY
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On Wednesday, December 21, 2011, eleven scholarship holders, who are students of Novi Sad University, paid a visit to the Coordination Body.
Ten male and female scholars, who are, through the “Internship Program for Members of Ethnic Minorities”, going to acquire new knowledge and experiences at the institutions of the Republic of Serbia over a six-month period, visited the National Assembly on Tuesday, December 13, 2011, where they were received by Slavica Djukic Dejanovic, the Speaker of the National Assembly.
A department of the Subotica-based Faculty of Economics was opened in Bujanovac on Friday, October 28, 2011. The first generation of 69 students, who will attend the classes in both Serbian in Albanian, enrolled in the 2011/2012 academic year. The classes for students from the Serbian and Roma communities will be held in Serbian, while students from the Albanian community, during their four years' long studying, will attend the classes in 14 subjects in Albanian.
The Development Agency for Presevo and Bujanovac, with the financial assistance of the Coordination Body of the Government of the Republic of Serbia for the Municipalities of Presevo, Bujanovac and Medvedja, put up waste-bins in Bujanovac last week. Owing to the aforementioned activity, and as part of the concern for the environment, cleanliness and Bujanovac’s appearance, the city has become richer in 14 metal-made waste-bins.
Yesterday, Minister Milan Markovic, President of the Coordination Body of the Government of the Republic of Serbia for the Municipalities of Presevo, Bujanovac and Medvedja, Spetim Causi, Ambassador of the Republic of Albania to Serbia, Dimitrios Kypreos, Head of the OSCE Mission to Serbia and Galip Beciri, President of the Albanian National Council presented in Bujanovac the ABC book for pupils from the Albanian community.
At the end of November 2011, 38 young persons, who are involved in the Youth Build Serbia project, started putting up elevators for disabled persons (EDP) at the entrance of the health center in Bujanovac. This group of young people undergoes a three-month training, which is a part of the Youth Build project. The training is provided in the municipalities of Presevo and Bujanovac by the Civic Initiatives organization.
„Every child in Serbia is entitled to the best possible education in his/her mother tongue“, said Boris Tadic, the Serbian President, and at a reception held in honor of the Coordination Body for the Municipalities of Presevo, Bujanovac and Medvedja's secondary school scholarship holders. Mr. Tadic pointed out that it was the right, obligation and desire of the Republic of Serbia, adding that a great mission was being accomplished, whereby every child would preserve his/her cultural identity and love his/her country, which is the Republic of Serbia. 
A center for the training of forty young persons from the municipalities of Bujanovac and Presevo was opened in Bujanovac last week. The center was opened by the Belgrade-based “Civic Initiatives” organization, as part of the “Youth Build” program. 
A course in Serbian, which was organized by the Center for Tolerance and Integration of South Serbia, has been running in Bujanovac for as long as three months. The course is designed for all those who wish to learn or improve their knowledge of Serbian. Thirty course beneficiaries attend the classes in Serbian every weekend.
Last week-end, the “Future” organization from Veliki Trnovac performed for the citizens of Bujanovac the “Our Home 2” play. The said play is continuation of the play with the same name that was performed at Bujanovac’s “Vuk Karadzic” community center over a month ago. This time, the young of the organization decided to perform the play in the open, on the main Bujanovac promenade, with the aim of attracting as many viewers as possible. 
