"I'd never believe it if someone told me I'd ever make a battery": Vucic with Serbian students in Trondheim

Vucic spoke with five students from Serbia

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic met today in Trondheim with Serbian students attending the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) and said that in the coming period, we will need experts in renewable energy sources in Serbia.

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"We lack young people who keep up with the times, we will need experts for renewable energy sources, who will do their work differently compared to what we have been doing so far," said Vucic.

He added that we do not know how to do this like the Norwegians, who are leaders in that area, and that is why cooperation with Norway was established in there.

When we apply it, we have to adjust the education accordingly, he said.

Vucic spoke with five students from Serbia who are studying renewable energy sources, IT, etc. They welcomed Vucic and one of them presented him with a box of pepper cakes.

Vucic visited the premises and NTNU laboratories and on that occasion himself participated in the making of a battery, using new technologies.

"If someone told me that I would be able to make a battery in my lifetime, I wouldn't have believed them. I am proud to have seen and learned something new," President Vucic posted after visiting the Norwegian University of Science and Technology.

Trondheim is an important university and science center. The president will also visit the SINTEF institute and the Siemens Battery Lab factory.

A meeting with the mayor of Trondheim, Rita Ottervik, and a tour of the Nidaros Cathedral are also planned.

He should also have a working lunch that will be organized by the mayor of Trondheim in honor of the president of Serbia.

This is a city with more than 40,000 students, which has a large science and technology center and campus.

(Telegraf.rs)