CROWN PRINCE ALEXANDER II FOUNDATION FOR EDUCATION PARTICIPATES AT THE FAIR OF EDUCATION

Belgrade, March 11, 2010 – HRH Crown Prince Alexander II together with Mr. Acovic attended today the ceremonial opening of the 7th International Educational Fair – EduFair 2010 at the “Continental” Hotel in Belgrade.

pening speeches were given by HRH Crown Prince Alexander II, H.E. John Morrison, Canadian ambassador to Serbia since Canada is the guest of honour of EduFair 2010, Mr. Bogoljub Lazarevic, Deputy Minister of Education and Prof. Danilo Golijanin, in the name of OIVIVIO Consulting Services, the organizer of the Fair.

Crown Prince Alexander’s Foundation has a stand at the Fair, thus becoming a traditional participant at this ever more popular educational event. During the Fair, the Foundation will introduce visitors to its mission and activities, as well to the programmes in which it participates, alongside with numerous partners. Career Centres of the state universities of Novi Sad and Kragujevac – whose formation, together with the establishment and work of the Career Centres within the state universities of Belgrade and Nis, represents the crux of ideas and efforts of HRH Crown Prince Alexander and his Foundation - will also present their activities at the Foundation’s stand.

The workshops’ programme of the Fair will be exposed in cooperation with the university career centres from Kragujevac and Novi Sad, under the patronage of the Crown Prince Alexander II Foundation for Education. The Foundation’s representatives will hold workshops for the Fair’s visitors, current and future students.

EduFair is an event where students from high schools can in one place gather information necessary their choice of the best-suited faculties for them, as well as for future careers. Participation from more than 80 higher educational institutions from Serbia and ten foreign countries is expected, as well as more than 15.000 visitors. This years’ EduFair slogan is: “Which field of study is your choice?”

The EduFair will take place from March 11-13, 2010, from 10am to 6pm.