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retarijata i Zan-Klod Lazarom, direktorom

Evropske omladinske fondacije. Domaini

su predstavili osnovne pravce delovanja u

omladinskoj politici Saveta Evrope i pohva-

lili Srbiju kao primer dobre prakse i jednog

od lidera u sprovoenju ciljeva u omladin-

skom polju. Ministarka Mari se sastala i sa

Olaf Olafsdotir, direktorkom Direktorata za

demokratsko graanstvo i participaciju.

Poseta ministarke omladine i sporta

krunisana je prijemom kod Gabrijele Bataini

Dragoni, zamenice Generalnog sekretara

Saveta Evrope. Ona je istakla prepoznatlji-

vost akcija koje Srbija sprovodi na polju om-

ladine i zahvalila ministarki Mari na podsti-

canju aktivizma, mobilnosti i informisanosti

mladih.

and fair play in sports �

highlighted Ms Mari.

The Group Members

stressed the leadership role

of Serbia in the youth Sector

of the Council of Europe and

nominated Ms Mari for the

position of the Ambassador

of the campaign for the fight

against hate speech on the

Internet.

Within her visit to the

Youth Centre of the Council

of Europe, Ms Mari had a

meeting with Ms Tina Mulcahy,

Director of the Youth Sector,

Mr Andr�-Jacques Dodin,

Head of Division, and Mr Jean-

Claude Lazaro, Head of the

European Youth Foundation.

The hosts presented basic

courses of action related to the

youth policy of the Council

of Europe and gave accolades

to Serbia, as an example of a

good practice and one of the

leaders in the realization of

aims in the youth field. The

Minister Mari also met Ms

�l�f �lafsd�ttir, Director of

Democratic Citizenship and

Participation of the Council of

Europe.

The visit was finished

with the reception at Mrs

Gabriella Battaini-Dragoni,

Deputy Secretary General of the Council

of Europe. She underlined the recognition

of actions taken by Serbia in the youth field

and thanked Ms Mari for encouraging

activism, mobility and awareness amongst

young people.

Mrs Gabriella Battaini-Dragoni

praised the contribution Serbia has given to

the realization of various youth programmes

of the Council of Europe and expressed

great satisfaction with the fact that Serbia

is the first country which implemented the

co-management system in the process of

adopting all major strategic documents,

as well as adopting decisions related to the

youth.