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Children of different communities interact together as part of the OSCE-supported Building Bridges event in Skopje
The OSCE-supported Building Bridges event brought together more than 600 students from schools throughout the country for a day full of songs, dances, theatre plays, and other activities. Minister of Education Pishtar Lutfiu, Dutch Ambassador Wouter Plomp and the Head of OSCE Mission to Skopje Nina Suomalainen welcomed the schoolchildren. Music artists Rebeka and Toni Zen, together with Fleka Band, and ‘X Factor Albania’ competitor Kanita Suma performed in front of the audience.
Face-painted student taking part at the OSCE-supported Building Bridges event in Skopje, 2 October 2016. (OSCE/Tomislav Georgiev)
Head of OSCE Mission to Skopje, Nina Suomalainen, addresses the gathered students at the Building Bridges promotional event in Skopje, 2 October 2016. (OSCE/Tomislav Georgiev)
Students taking photos of performances during the OSCE-supported Building Bridges event in Skopje, 2 October 2016. (OSCE/Tomislav Georgiev)
Members of the Centre for Cerebral Palsy as part of the OSCE-supported Building Bridges project in Skopje, 2 October 2016. (OSCE/Tomislav Georgiev)
Schoolchildren watching bubbles being released during the OSCE-supported Building Bridges event in Skopje, 2 October 2016. (OSCE/Tomislav Georgiev)
Dance performance in front of the audience during the Building Bridges event, supported by the OSCE Mission to Skopje, 2 October 2016. (OSCE/Tomislav Georgiev)