Prime Minister Miloš Vučević said that due to unprecedented pressure and blackmail from the University’s management, the Government will make a decision tomorrow to withdraw the Bill amending the Law on Higher Education.
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Government withdraws Bill amending Law on Higher Education
Belgrade,
21 November 2024
Unfortunately, there are people who do not want our children to study at foreign universities in Serbia, not abroad. Regardless of all the pressures, we will continue to fight and our country will be a country of development and progress, in which our children will have the opportunity to freely choose to be educated where they want and to stay in their homeland, the Prime Minister said.
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