A delegation from Republika Srpska has begun a four-day professional training program in St. Petersburg, organized as part of cooperation between Republika Srpska and the Russian city under the 2027–2029 Roadmap agreement.
The Ministry for European Integration and International Cooperation organized the visit to provide representatives of Republika Srpska with an opportunity to study best practices in public administration and exchange professional experiences with their Russian counterparts.
The delegation includes representatives of government ministries, the Association of Municipalities and Cities, universities and the City of East Sarajevo.
It is led by Tamara Kuzman Malešević, expert adviser for the development of bilateral cooperation.
The ministry is also represented by Dajana Pandurević, adviser to the minister, and Aleksandra Tepić, expert adviser for international cooperation.
Training to cover public administration, education and economic development
The professional training program will take place across several committees of the St. Petersburg administration, covering foreign relations, science and higher education, general education, industrial policy, innovation, trade and tourism.
As part of the visit, the delegation also toured St. Petersburg University, where representatives met with the vice-rector for international cooperation.
The Representative Office of Republika Srpska in the Russian Federation is providing support for the implementation of activities under the program.
Source: RTRS
