University “Mediterranean” Podgorica and the Technical University of Sofia signed Memorandum of cooperation

Representatives of the University “Mediterranean” Podgorica visited the Technical University of Sofia, Bulgaria, from 26 to 30 October 2026, as part of an international mobility activity.

The University “Mediterranean” Podgorica delegation included Prof. Dr. Maja Delibašić, representing the Faculty of Information Technology (FIT); Assoc. Prof. Dr. Tamara Jovović, representing the Faculty of Foreign Languages (FSJ); Prof. Dr. Silvana Đurašević, representing the Faculty of Tourism (MTS); Assoc. Prof. Dr. Zarija Pejović, representing the Faculty of Economics and Business (FEB); Prof. Dr. Marija Džoganović, representing the Faculty of Visual Arts (FVU); and Ana Nenezić, representing the International Relations Office (IRO).

During the visit, the University “Mediterranean” Podgorica representatives presented their faculties, academic fields, study programmes and ongoing activities, highlighting the University’s capacities and opportunities for developing international academic cooperation.

An important part of the programme focused on collaborative work towards the preparation of new project proposals, the exchange of institutional experiences and the identification of areas of mutual interest. Discussions also addressed opportunities for future cooperation, particularly joint international projects and the enhancement of student and academic staff mobility.

A major outcome of the visit was the signing of a Memorandum of Cooperation between the University “Mediterranean” Podgorica and the Technical University of Sofia. The Memorandum was signed by Prof. Dr Savo Marković, Rector of the University “Mediterranean” Podgorica, and Prof. Dr Georgi Venkov, Rector of the Technical University of Sofia, establishing an additional institutional framework for strengthening cooperation between the two higher education institutions.

The visit represents an important step towards expanding the University Mediterranean’s international partnerships, creating new opportunities for academic exchange, developing joint international projects and further connecting the academic communities of the two universities.