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Minister Azemović visited participants of the 18th Summer School of Language and Culture “Montenegro, My Homeland”
Through knowledge, friendships, and love for their roots, you build lifelong connections. Montenegro is proud of you and will always be your home," said Minister Azemović. He emphasized that the Ministry of Diaspora will continue to support programs that contribute to preserving language, identity, and cultural heritage among young diaspora generations, as well as their mutual connections. He highlighted that the Summer School is one of the most important projects aimed at maintaining ties with young people from the diaspora. The "Montenegro, My Homeland" Summer School has been organized since 2007, and over 800 children and youth from the diaspora have participated in its program so far. This year's school is attended by 46 participants aged 9 to 15 from Serbia, Albania, Italy, the United Kingdom, the United States, and Canada.