Belgrade/Hrtkovci – As a sign of joint commitment to strengthening education and digital literacy, the Embassy of the Republic of Croatia and the Embassy of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta have donated computer equipment to the Antun Gustav Matoš Foundation in Belgrade and the Parish of Saint Clement in Hrtkovci.
Computers, donated to the Antun Gustav Matoš Foundation and to the Parish of Saint Clement, will serve to enhance technical capacities and enable higher-quality education for users and parishioners. This donation is part of a broader cooperation between the two embassies, aimed at supporting the local community through the promotion of digital inclusion and access to modern technologies.
Deputy Ambassador Associate Professor Dr. Ivan Zeko-Pivač represented the Embassy of the Republic of Croatia in Serbia at the donation handover, while Deputy Ambassador Professor Dr. Nenad Prokić represented the Embassy of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta. Both emphasized the importance of such initiatives for advancing education.
The Importance of Digital Literacy in Modern Society
In an era of rapid technological advancement, digital skills have become an essential part of education and professional development. Ensuring access to computers and other digital tools is vital for creating equal opportunities for all, especially in communities with limited resources. The donation of this equipment to the Antun Gustav Matoš Foundation and the Parish of Saint Clement provides uninterrupted access to modern educational content and digital tools, directly contributing to better education and the empowerment of users.
Cooperation for a Better Future
Representatives of the embassies emphasized that this donation is not only a symbol of material assistance but also a sign of long-term cooperation and commitment to the development and support of the Croatian community in the region.
“Our mission is not only to strengthen bilateral relations but also to create tangible projects that have a positive impact on people’s lives. Investing in education and digital literacy is essential for the development of society as a whole,” said Deputy Ambassador, Associate Professor Dr. Ivan Zeko-Pivač.
Deputy Ambassador, Professor Dr. Nenad Prokić, added:
“This donation is a symbol of solidarity and partnership, as well as proof that together we can contribute to a better future through education and technological development.”
On the other side, the head of the Antun Gustav Matoš Foundation, Marin Piuković, and the parish priest of the Parish of Saint Clement, Reverend Ivica Živković, expressed gratitude for the donation, emphasizing how important this technological support is for their activities.
“These computers will help us improve our programs and provide better support to our community,” they said.
Community Contribution and Future Projects
This donation is just an example of how good cooperation can directly impact everyday life and the quality of education.
The Embassy of the Republic of Croatia in the Republic of Serbia and the Embassy of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta announced the continuation of similar initiatives that will contribute to further development of education and social inclusion.
lement, Reverend Ivica Živković, expressed gratitude for the donation, emphasizing how important this technological support is for their activities.
“These computers will help us improve our programs and provide better support to our community,” they said.
Community Contribution and Future Projects
This donation is just one example of how good cooperation can directly impact everyday life and the quality of education.
The Embassy of the Republic of Croatia in the Republic of Serbia and the Embassy of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta announced the continuation of similar initiatives that will contribute to further development of education and social inclusion.
