"They are heroes": The EU has awarded 10 exceptional people from Serbia for their humanity and solidarity

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The Deputy Head of the EU Delegation, Plamena Halaceva, emphasized that what connects the nominees from 30 places across Serbia is the fact that they helped the community and inspired 20,000 people to vote for them.

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Since the launch of the competition in 2020, more than 500 individuals have been nominated.

This year's winners are:

Djordje Mitrovic (Prokuplje), 26-year-old writer and activist with arthrogryposis, master agricultural engineer.

Branko Djalamic (Bogatic), donated a kidney to a school friend.

Biljana Stojanovic (Nis), doctor and mother of a child with autism, fights for the rights of children with autism.

Nejra Skrijelj (Novi Pazar), a symbol of humanity, has been volunteering for years.

Mila Rajkovic (Belgrade), takes care of more than 80 abandoned animals.

Radica Blagojevic (Belgrade), truck driver and member of the "Road Friend" association.

Misa Hromcik (Zrenjanin), has been organizing "Moto Santa Claus" and "Moto Bunny" for 15 years.

Jasmina Barac Perovic (Nis), fights for the accessibility of people with disabilities.

Nadica Stojanovic (Leskovac), librarian, volunteers in the association "Our world".

Anastasija Vujic (Belgrade), has been helping children in hospitals and their homes since the age of 13.

These heroes were rewarded with a trip to the EU, annual family tickets to Beo Zoo, tickets to the National Museum and gift packages from Coca Cola, Bambi and Lidl.

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