Balkan Youth Cooperation is proud to announce that our co-founder, Annia Korneeva, actively participated in the 4th Balkan Studies Congress held in Sarajevo. This prestigious international event fosters interdisciplinary collaboration in the social sciences, aiming to produce innovative and high-quality academic contributions. It also serves as a platform to enhance postgraduate education, enabling knowledge sharing among young academics and strengthening regional academic interaction.
At the congress, Annia presented her insightful research on the Modern Monuments of North Macedonia After the Prespa Agreement, shedding light on a pivotal subject for understanding contemporary cultural and political dynamics in the Balkans. Her participation highlights our commitment to fostering academic excellence and contributing to meaningful discussions that shape the region’s future.
