President Milanović with students from the Croatian Student Association of Mechanical Engineering Faculties: If you stay to work in Croatia, that’s great news

17. January 2024.
16:05

The President of the Republic Zoran Milanović met today with students who are conducting and presenting the first Croatian “FSB Racing Team“, project of the Croatian Student Association of Mechanical Engineering Faculties (CSA-FME). The Project was launched at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture in Zagreb, and the goal of the project was the concept, development and construction of the one-seater racing car.

Team leader and president of the Croatian Student Association of Mechanical Engineering Faculties Filip Čavić, Association secretary-general Matija Lilić, and leader of the project of the first Croatian “FSB Racing Team” Luka Mihelac explained that the project simultaneously includes, on the one hand, the preparation, marketing and construction of the car, and on the other hand, participation in the “Formula Student” competition, which brings to the fore the racing characteristics of the car. Speaking of the project’s results, they said that thus far they have built 10 racing cars, which participated in the “Formula Student” competition across Europe thereby promoting the University of Zagreb as a whole.

With President Milanović they further discussed existing education programmes at the faculty underlining that in recent years education programmes have been increasingly following trends in industry, which they consider important. They stressed that after their studies they plan to stay in Croatia because they see opportunities for employment in Croatian companies or in independent work, which President Milanović welcomed. “If you stay to work in Croatia, that’s great news”, President Milanović said, and wished them lots of success.

Alongside President Milanović at the meeting was the Adviser to the President for Education Jadranka Žarković.

PHOTO: Office of the President of the Republic of Croatia / Marko Beljan