The Ne davimo Beograd movement has formed an international secretariat in order to improve cooperation with political movements, parties and initiatives with which it shares similar values.
Predrag Momcilovic, a doctoral student at the Faculty of Geography, was elected international secretary. Momcilovic has extensive experience in the field of environmental protection and green policies. He gained experience in global cooperation through his work in the Green Youth of Serbia and the Federation of Young European Greens, where he was also a member of the executive board.
One of the first and most important tasks of the international secretariat will be closer cooperation and improvement of relations with the group of Green political organisations throughout Europe, which includes Ne davimo Beograd. Namely, at the recently held Assembly of the movement, Thomas Weitz, co-chairman of the European Green Party and member of the European Parliament, sent his support for Ne davimo Beograd, and the formalisation of relations with the European Greens is expected soon. The International Secretariat will also develop relations with other international networks in which Ne davimo Beograd is active, such as the Progressive International, as well as the Municipalist Network in which we have cooperated the most with Barcelona en Comu.
Ne davimo Beograd plans to improve relations with close green and green-left organisations from the region, and good cooperation has already been achieved with Možemo! from Croatia and URA from Montenegro. The International Secretariat is also in charge of relations with European institutions, as well as relations with members of the movement living outside Serbia.
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