Brought together by the belief in innovation and entrepreneurship, 450+ people from different locations in the Balkans and Europe took part in the 7th edition of Balkan Venture Forum in Zagreb on December 3-4, 2015 at Hypo Centar. Among this huge number of attendees were 60 accredited investors from the…
The promotion of the Policy Study “Will there be ‘Whistleblowers’ at the Universities? The Possibilities of the Law for Protection of Whistleblowers and Prevention of Corruption in the Higher Education of the Republic of Macedonia” will be held on May 18, 2007 (Thursday) at the EU Info Center in Skopje…
Our CEO, Blagica Petreski, in an interview for Utrinski vesnik speaks about the trends in the economy and the challenges for the new government. Click for the interview.
Although this program is entitled ‘sectoral economic policies`, its importance in Finance Think is broader and applies to all policies affecting economic growth and development of Macedonia. This research program includes but is not limited to: social policies, policies in education and health, agricultural policy, policies in the area of…
On 2nd of December 2016 on the behalf of the International Day of People with Disabilities Multikultura was graduated with certificate of appreciation by The Day Care Center of Tetovo, as a sign of great collaboration over the years. On 2nd of December 2016 on the behalf of the International…
On 1 and 2 December 2016, within the project Entrepreneurship Platform for Economic and Social Inclusion of women from minority groups, Multikultura organized the last module of the Social Inclusion Trainings.
On 24 and 25 November 2016, within the project Entrepreneurship Platform for Economic and Social Inclusion of women from minority groups, Multikultura organized the first module of the social inclusion training.
Yesterday, 22 of November 2016, Multikultura volunteers Ajshe Mehmedaliu and Nisa Sulejmani, inspired by the last UNITED Conference “Living together: transform a divided past into our common future” took the initiative to organize a workshop in front of their peers, where they had the chance to try their training skills.
At the beginning of the election campaign in Macedonia, the Council for Media Ethics (CMEM) calls for full professional responsibility in journalism, promotion of participatory political process and a continued public access to relevant and reliable information.
Within the project “Entrepreneurship Platform for Economic and Social Inclusion“, on 10-11 November 2016, Multikultura organized the two-day Social Inclusion Training Module. Participants of the training were the Unemployed women from minority groups – Albanian, Roma, Turkish, at the age of 18-55.
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