Jakšić-Stojanović and British Ambassador Discuss Enhancing Cooperation in Education

Dr. Anđela Jakšić-Stojanović received the British Ambassador to Montenegro, Neris Jones, and the new British Council Director for the Western Balkans, Ailie Hamilton, for a courtesy visit. Welcoming the ambassador and wishing her a successful mandate in Montenegro, Minister Jakšić-Stojanović expressed her conviction that the coming period would be marked by continued high-quality cooperation and further strengthening of the friendly relations between the two countries. The meeting provided an opportunity to discuss continued cooperation in education, with particular emphasis on supporting the implementation of bilingual education, improving English-language teaching, and the professional development of teaching staff, as well as other joint activities aimed at enhancing the quality of education and creating new opportunities for students and teachers. Special attention was devoted to cooperation with the British Council as an important partner in improving the quality of education, developing skills, and connecting educational institutions. In this context, the importance of continuity in joint activities and openness to new initiatives addressing the needs of modern education was highlighted. In a cordial and constructive atmosphere, the participants expressed their readiness to continue the dialogue and further strengthen the partnership, with a shared commitment to ensuring that education, science, and innovation remain important bridges connecting Montenegro and the United Kingdom.

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