STATE VISIT TO THE REPUBLIC OF CROATIA - Discussion at University of Dubrovnik

Students and professors, as well as members of the Canadian delegation, like Nelofer Pazira, filmmaker and journalist, seen here, met and exchanged ideas on the subject matter during the discussion held at the University of Dubrovnik.

Her Excellency participated in a panel discussion on the theme of preserving culture and heritage in an open society at the University of Dubronik, in the Republic of Croatia.

"In the same way that you would erect a building brick by brick, you also had to reforge values that Dubrovnik has always stood for, values of openness, peace, and tolerance. It is widely recognized that in no time at all, you rose to a colossal

Canadian delegate Ms. Patsy George, a retired public servant and social worker, took part in the discussion. Ms. George has spoken at numerous conferences on social development, human rights, women’s issues and sustainable development, both locally a

Canadian delegate Louise Sicuro, Chief Executive Officer of "Culture pour tous", was also among the speakers. As a cultural advocate, she is deeply committed to raising awareness about the importance of providing citizens with widespread ac

The University of Dubrovnik is the most recently created university in Croatia. Established in 2003, it provides degrees from eight departments, including the Department of Art and Restoration.