Novi Sad, 27th August - President of the Assembly of the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina, Bálint Juhász, spoke today with the delegation of the Programme Committee of the International Forum on Clean Energy Technologies, traditionally organised by the Institute for European Affairs (INEA) and the Faculty of Technical Sciences in Novi Sad, under the auspices of the provincial parliament.
As announced at the meeting, this year for the 17th time in a row, the Forum will be held under the title "STRATEGIC CHANGES IN THE NATIONAL ENERGY POLICY", in the AP Vojvodina Assembly and Vojvodina Chamber of Commerce.
At the meeting, president Juhász supported the proposed plan and programme of the upcoming international expert meeting, which was presented to him in detail by the heads of the Programme Committee, prof. Tihomir Simić PhD, prof. Dušan Gvozdenac PhD and prof. Miroslav Kljajić PhD. The President expressed his satisfaction that the Assembly of the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina is the patron of such an important and significant international meeting, this year again, and wished the delegation of the Programme Committee successful work and good cooperation.
As announced, in the spirit of the previous good practice and positive experiences, this two-day international expert meeting will be officially opened on 24th September in the Great Hall of the AP Vojvodina Assembly, with the presence of senior representatives of state and provincial authorities, representatives of the diplomatic corps, universities, national, regional and international experts in the field of energy, and the interested public.
After the official opening, the annual international prize "TOP ENERGY” will be awarded for the most successfully executed projects in the field of energy in Serbia and South-East Europe, and to meritorious individuals. On the second day of the event, on 25th September, the Forum will continue in the premises of Vojvodina Chamber of Commerce, after which appropriate conclusions will be drawn and forwarded to all relevant actors and decision-makers in the field of energy and