Mr Vjenceslava Ševaljević, Acting Assistant Director for Development at the National Library of Montenegro “Đurđe Crnojević”, participated in the round table “Special Libraries in Montenegro – Common Challenges and Development Perspectives”, held at the Library of the Historical Institute of the University of Montenegro.
The round table brought together representatives of several special libraries and related institutions from Montenegro. The discussion focused on the role, importance and operating conditions of special libraries in Montenegro, their library collections and services, the protection and preservation of library materials, as well as the need to increase the visibility of these libraries and strengthen their cooperation with national, university and other libraries, archives, museums, and cultural and scientific institutions.
The round table was attended by representatives of special libraries: Dragana Marković from the Historical Institute; Milica Martić from the Public Institution Museum of Contemporary Art of Montenegro; Elma Osmanović-Đozgić from the Library of the Bosniak Council in Montenegro; Snežana Vojvoda from the Library of the Perast City Museum; Daria Musić from the Library of the Parliament of Montenegro; Ranka Nikolić from the Public Institution Museum and Galleries of Nikšić; and Dejana Drobnjak from the Local Heritage Museum of Pljevlja.
A constructive contribution to the discussion was also made by Mr Ognjen Savić, Director of the Central University Library; Božidar Denda, Director of the Library of Accessible Formats of Montenegro “Vojislav Minić”, together with librarians Ana Đurović and Hana Dubak; Dragoslav Bojović, Assistant Director of the State Archives of Montenegro, together with archivist Biljana Drašković; Tamara Bulatović from the Confucius Institute at the University of Montenegro; Dr Žarko Leković, Deputy Director for Research at the Historical Institute; and Bojana Ninković, Acting Secretary General of the Historical Institute.
In the opening session, the participants were addressed by Dr Radenko Šćekić, Director of the Historical Institute of the University of Montenegro; Dr Jelena Borovinić Bojović, Deputy Prime Minister of Montenegro; and Dr Jelisaveta Blagojević, Convenor of the IFLA New Professionals Special Interest Group (NPSIG).
Mr Vjenceslava Ševaljević, Acting Assistant Director for Development at the National Library of Montenegro “Đurđe Crnojević”, participated in the round table “Special Libraries in Montenegro – Common Challenges and Development Perspectives”, held at the Library of the Historical Institute of the University of Montenegro.
The round table brought together representatives of several special libraries and related institutions from Montenegro. The discussion focused on the role, importance and operating conditions of special libraries in Montenegro, their library collections and services, the protection and preservation of library materials, as well as the need to increase the visibility of these libraries and strengthen their cooperation with national, university and other libraries, archives, museums, and cultural and scientific institutions.
The round table was attended by representatives of special libraries: Dragana Marković from the Historical Institute; Milica Martić from the Public Institution Museum of Contemporary Art of Montenegro; Elma Osmanović-Đozgić from the Library of the Bosniak Council in Montenegro; Snežana Vojvoda from the Library of the Perast City Museum; Daria Musić from the Library of the Parliament of Montenegro; Ranka Nikolić from the Public Institution Museum and Galleries of Nikšić; and Dejana Drobnjak from the Local Heritage Museum of Pljevlja.
A constructive contribution to the discussion was also made by Mr Ognjen Savić, Director of the Central University Library; Božidar Denda, Director of the Library of Accessible Formats of Montenegro “Vojislav Minić”, together with librarians Ana Đurović and Hana Dubak; Dragoslav Bojović, Assistant Director of the State Archives of Montenegro, together with archivist Biljana Drašković; Tamara Bulatović from the Confucius Institute at the University of Montenegro; Dr Žarko Leković, Deputy Director for Research at the Historical Institute; and Bojana Ninković, Acting Secretary General of the Historical Institute.
In the opening session, the participants were addressed by Dr Radenko Šćekić, Director of the Historical Institute of the University of Montenegro; Dr Jelena Borovinić Bojović, Deputy Prime Minister of Montenegro; and Dr Jelisaveta Blagojević, Convenor of the IFLA New Professionals Special Interest Group (NPSIG).
Photo: Đorđe Cmiljanić, Government of Montenegro