Agency for Prevention of Corruption

Awarded Best Student Artwork in the "Stop Corruption" Art Contest

On the occasion of International Anti-Corruption Day, the Agency for Prevention of Corruption, in cooperation with the Ministry of Education, Science, and Innovation, organized an art contest for final-year elementary school students across Montenegro, titled "Stop Corruption."
Dec. 9, 2024

Today, at a special ceremony, prizes were awarded to students whose artwork was recognized as the best.

The aim of the competition was to raise awareness among young people about the damaging consequences of corruption and to promote values of ethical and responsible behavior. Through their artistic expression, students had the opportunity to present their perspective on this important social issue, conveying powerful and inspiring messages.

The commission, consisting of Ljiljana Jušković, a representative of the Agency for Prevention of Corruption, Aleksandar Šipčić, a representative from the Ministry of Education, Science, and Innovation, and Iva Ivanović, an illustration expert, evaluated the works based on originality, authenticity, and clarity of the message.

The award winners are:

  1. First place: Veljko Škuletić, student of class IX-2 at the "Vlado Milić" Elementary School in Podgorica;
  2. Second place: Sara Joksimović, student of class IX-4 at the "Pavle Rovinski" Elementary School in Podgorica;
  3. Third place: Suma Purišić, student of class IX-2 at the "Hajro Šahmanović" Elementary School in Plav.

The awarded artworks stand out for their creativity, strength of message, and deep reflection on the issue of corruption. In addition to the three winning artworks, the commission highlighted nine others for their creativity and technical excellence.

The Agency for Prevention of Corruption and the Ministry of Education, Science, and Innovation remain dedicated to raising awareness of social responsibility among young people through projects that encourage ethical principles and strengthen the values of transparency and integrity.

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