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Apr 18, 2008

The Montenegro times: 86% of high school students back EU bid

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86% of high school students back EU bid

Almost 86% of graduating high school students in Montenegro support the country’s attempt to gain full membership in the European Union (EU) according to a poll conducted by students of the Faculty for State and European Studies (FDES) in Podgorica.
A total of 902 students from 20 high schools, 15% of enrolees, were polled in the random sample. Pupils from Bar’s High Economic School demonstrated the greatest knowledge of all Montenegrin high schoolers regarding Euro-Atlantic integration by responding correctly on 68% of questions asked in a test that was conducted simultaneously with the poll. Five schools failed the test by scoring less than 50%.

Labels: EU, Montenegro

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Apr 15, 2007

novinite.com: EU Eases Visa Requirements on 3 Balkan Countries

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EU Eases Visa Requirements on 3 Balkan Countries

The European Union signed on Friday an agreement with Bosnia and Herzegovina, Albania and Montenegro on visa facilitation, making it easier for the citizens of the three western Balkan countries to acquire EU visas.

Macedonia, which has completed talks, and Serbia, who is in the final stages of negotiation, are expected to sign similar agreements in the near future.

Labels: Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, EU, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, Visa Requirements

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