Ambasadorka Savezne Republike Nemačke u Srbiji, gospođa Anke Konrad, juče je uručila stipendije 22. generaciji učesnika Programa stipendija nemačke privrede za zemlje Zapadnog Balkana „Zoran Đinđić“.
Od pokretanja programa 2004. godine, više od 1.000 mladih iz Srbije i regiona imalo je priliku da stekne svoje prvo profesionalno iskustvo kroz stručne prakse u Nemačkoj, u okviru više od 260 renomiranih nemačkih i međunarodnih kompanija.
Program ima za cilj da studentima i nedavno diplomiranim mladim ljudima omogući stručno usavršavanje u trajanju od tri do šest meseci, kako bi stečeno znanje i iskustvo preneli nazad u svoje matične zemlje.
Ove godine, 20 stipendista iz Srbije i još 40 iz drugih zemalja zapadnog Balkana obaviće svoje stručne prakse u kompanijama kao što su Bosch, SAP, ProCredit Bank i Deutsche Bahn.
Program stipendija je pokrenut 2004. godine nakon tragične smrti premijera dr Zorana Đinđića, pod pokroviteljstvom Saveznog ministarstva za ekonomsku saradnju i razvoj Nemačke (BMZ) i uz podršku kompanija učesnica, na inicijativu Odbora nemačke privrede za Istočnu Evropu (Ost-Ausschuss der Deutschen Wirtschaft e.V.). Program sprovodi Nemačko društvo za međunarodnu saradnju (GIZ), a implementira Odbor nemačke privrede za Istočnu Evropu, u saradnji sa Fondacijom dr Zoran Đinđić.
The Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany to Serbia, Ms. Anke Konrad, yesterday awarded scholarships to the 22nd generation of participants from Serbia in the Zoran Djindjic Internship Programme of German Business for the Countries of Western Balkans.
Since the Programme was launched in 2004, more than 1.000 young people from Serbia and the region have had the opportunity to gain their first professional experience through internships in Germany, within more than 260 renowned German and international companies.
The aim of the Programme is to provide students and recent graduates with professional training lasting from three to six months, enabling them to transfer the knowledge and experience they have gained back to their home countries.
This year, 20 scholarship holders from Serbia and another 40 from other Western Balkan countries will complete their internships at companies such as Bosch, SAP, ProCredit Bank, and Deutsche Bahn.
The Internship Programme was established after the assassination of Zoran Djindjic in 2003 in a joint initiative by the German Eastern Business Association (OA) and the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ). The Programme is implemented on behalf of the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) by Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH. Responsible for the implementation is the German Eastern Business Association (OA), in Serbia in cooperation with the Zoran Djindjic Foundation.
