"The question of responsibility is still very topical, and all the more sooner it should be discussed with writers, because they have a significant influence in their communities"
We assume da it is not by accident to what British advice renews my activities right topic o responsibilities writers?
We planned a conversation on the topic of public and personal responsibility two years ago, but instead of a conversation, the bombing started, so now we have continued where we left off. Of course, the question of responsibility is still very topical, and all the more sooner it should be discussed with writers, because they have considerable influence in their communities.
So li to da British advice puts accent na "engaged" programs?
Since we started working again last October, we are constantly listening to what is happening in this environment, in order to analyze and define the needs. The British Council wants above all to respond to the needs of our users, we intend to help as much as we can to make social changes happen as quickly and painlessly as possible.
Za who areas je British advice the most interested?
We are primarily interested in acting in the sphere of art, education, governance and learning English. We will try to help as much as possible.
Our strategy involves promoting British culture, although in each country there are certain priorities and adaptations to local needs. Our main idea is to re-establish good relations between the people of Great Britain and Yugoslavia, including professional exchange and help to implement the changes that have started as quickly as possible.
That's it probably it is not with everything simply because negative inheritance the last ones years, what includes i demolition room British advice during NATO interventions?
I don't think there are any big animosities. Compared to other cultural centers, the British Council was the least demolished, and we want to believe that it was out of respect for our long-term work, and also as a sign of appreciation for the long-term friendship between the two peoples.
The moment the bombing ended, we replaced the broken windows, erased the derogatory messages, put the books back on the shelves, turned on the computers, and waited for the moment to start working. We are convinced that there is no permanent enmity.
is not unusual da one poor-quality environment wages interest za what se is happening u big European centers; which je, s others foreign, interest good countries da represent here My culture?
I think that the orientation of the Balkans towards Britain is something that significantly affects the interest of our people here, which on the other hand gives rise to a completely understandable need for the British to respond to that kind of interest. Britain has long been considered a traditional and conservative country, although there are many modern and very lively movements in the field of culture and art that people here do not know enough about. Our intention is to present that modern Britain, a land of diversity and interweaving of various influences, so that people here can get to know its new face.
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