Open youth information club ft. Technical school Knjaževac (2011)

Back in 2011, a strong earthquake shook Japan, caused a tsunami that took many lives and also caused the explosion of the nuclear reactor in Fukushima, the second most dangerous in history. Fidel Castro resigned from his place in the party, after 45 years. Amy Winehouse held her last concert (in Belgrade), as it tuned out to be a month later. Novak Djokovic won his first Wimbledon that year, defeating Nadal in the final, and thus became the first winner of that tournament since 2002, which is not called Roger or Rafael. An indelible part of growing up for many generations and one of the most popular Harry Potter franchises - finished; one of the most popular series of recent times - Game of Thrones, began its eight-season odyssey until the final episode of 2019, which was watched by more than 19 million people.

In those long years ago, Ziman supported the Technical School in Knjaževac and the idea of ​​providing young people in that city with a space where they could socialize, educate and inform, but also practice outdoor teaching activities. The students themselves made a presentation and posters, in order to inform other young people, but also potential donors (small, medium and public companies, local institutions, etc.) about the action they are conducting. They made a bulletin board as well as donation boxes.

Shortly afterwards, around 50 students, under the watchful eye of their professors, set about building the Open Youth Information Club, which opened a month later with a suitable program designed and performed by members of the drama section of the Technical School in Knjaževac.