Sasha Bezuhanova () is an activist and philanthropist who contributes to Bulgaria's IT industry.

She is the founder and chairperson of MOVE.BG - civil platform for collaboration in finding sustainable solutions for the state, economy and society via innovation, participation and co-creation.

Sasha had a 20-year business career in HP. She was Director of Public Sector for the world Growth Markets at Hewlett-Packard. Previously she had managed the Central Eastern Europe Public sector business of the corporation. Before that Sasha was the General Manager of Hewlett-Packard Bulgaria for more than 10 years, positioning the company as the leader in the local ICT market and driving important investment in the country where HP employs today more than 5000 people.

Her long list of business achievements and social development engagements throughout the years involve positioning Bulgaria as an ICT center of global significance, boosting the entrepreneurial culture and women empowerment in her home country Bulgaria and at European level.

Sasha is Chair of the Boards of European Center of Women in Technologies, Bulgarian Center of Women in Technologies, Technical University in Sofia, co-founder and board member of the Initiative for Social Empowerment. She is the initiator of EDIT.BG – open network initiative for digital innovation.

Sasha Bezuhanova was named Digital woman of Europe for 2013 and one of the Top 100 Challengers in New Europe 100 for 2015 and holds many other national and European awards for her contribution to social development.

She founded her own annual Entrepregirl Award for supporting young women to develop their entrepreneurial ideas into business.

Sasha is married with one daughter.

 Early life and education

Sasha Bezuhanova was born in Pernik, Bulgaria. She graduated German language high school in Sofia.  Bezuhanova went on to study in Technical University in Sofia graduating with Masters in Electronics (1985). She holds also Executive master's degree in International Negotiations and Policy Making from the Graduate Institute in Geneva (2015) and has Executive qualifications from INSEAD and Stanford.

She attended special programs for studying the Irish economic model (Dublin, 2001), the structure of ICT sector in California (Palo Alto, 2002) and European Software Institute (Bilbao, 2003).

Aside from her native language Sasha Bezuhanova speaks English, German and Russian.

 Career

The professional career of Sasha Bezuhanova started in 1985 in the Central Institute for Computer Technologies where in 1986 she became Research Associate.

Shortly after the democratic changes in Bulgaria when the country opened up for direct presence of international businesses she was invited by the German medical concern HELLIGE to head their Bulgarian operation. Under her leadership in the period 1990 to 1994 the company played key role in the modernization of the Bulgarian health infrastructure.

Her international business and operational management experience evolved further as General Manager for S&T Bulgaria, the exclusive distributor of HP – a role she took over in 1995.

When HP decided to open up direct operation in Bulgaria in 1997 Bezuhanova was appointed as General Manager. Sasha Bezuhanova has managed Hewlett-Packard's business in Bulgaria for more than 10 years. In that period of time HP's Bulgarian team developed a series of IT infrastructure projects for the country's three biggest telecommunication companies, industrial manufacturers, and state and private finance institutions. Some of these projects have been implemented for the first time in Bulgaria and became reference solutions incorporated in the HP's portfolio. Among them was the implementation of electronic ID for Bulgarian citizens, which ended in August 1999 and was the key to Bulgaria's acceptance in the EU visa-free countries list in 2001. Another flagship project, that enriched the HP's worldwide practice, was the implementation of the Real-time gross settlement system (RTGS) in Macedonia.

Her most important accomplishment at the time was attracting an important investment of HP in Bulgaria where in 2006 started operation HP Global Delivery Centre. Today it employs more than 5000 high-profile engineers and specialists. That strategic project placed the country on the world IT investment map. As a result, Hewlett-Packard has become the largest IT employer in Bulgaria and the Top 5 in the country overall. Hewlett-Packard became also the largest investor and employer in the Bulgarian IT sector.

Sasha Bezuhanova continued her career in HP on international level being appointed in 2008 as Public Sector Director for Central Eastern Europe. She manages the corporation’ government business in 27 countries including Russia, New Europe, Western Balkans and Central Asia bringing in an important strategic dimension and a holistic approach to this market segment.

In 2012 Bezuhanova was appointed as Director Public Sector and Education for HP Growth Markets – a region including 67 countries around the world. As part of her business development responsibilities she coordinated the company's relations with the EU, WB and UN.

In 2013 when it became very critical in Bulgaria and the country was shaken by protests against the oligarchic establishment figures, Sasha Bezuhanova decided to leave her career and to devote herself to the cause of positive change in Bulgaria. She founded the non-partisan organization MOVE.BG  – a platform for collaboration in finding sustainable solutions for the state, economy and society via innovation, participation and co-creation. MOVE.BG is affirming the culture of constructive dialog, participating leadership, democratic principles and European path of Bulgaria. Some of the programs are ‘Electoral reform’, ‘Media pluralism’, ‘Law and order in 5 steps’, "You move Europe’, ‘Solutions for Bulgaria: Digital’, ‘Solution for Bulgaria: Economics’  and the online platform ‘My Bulgarian History‘. In 2016 upon initiative of Sasha Bezuhanova MOVE.BG together with key organizations, hubs and companies developing digital knowledge and innovative business in Bulgaria, founded EDIT.bg (Economic Development via Innovation and Technologies) – open network for digital development and innovation in Bulgaria. .

 Public contribution

Alongside with MOVE.BG over the years Sasha Bezuhanova is actively engaged in the economic and social development of Bulgaria. She is part of many organizations and initiatives which work for positioning Bulgaria as ICT center of global significance, for boosting the entrepreneurial culture and women empowerment in her home country Bulgaria and at European level.

As a President of Bulgarian International Business Association (BIBA) (2002-2006) she initiates in 2003 the development of the National ICT Competitiveness Strategy - a program that became a basis for series of initiative in the ICT sector in Bulgaria. She works actively for attracting foreign investments in the sector as also on policy recommendation level in her capacity of chairperson of the Bulgarian ICT Cluster (2005 – 2006), founding Chairperson and a member of Consultancy Committee of the Confederation of Industrialists and Employers in Bulgaria (CEIBG) (2007 - 2010) and member of consultative body to Ministry of Economy for 3S strategy of Bulgaria (2011–2013).

As a chairperson of the board of Junior Achievement Bulgaria (1999 – 2014) Sasha Bezuhanova worked for developing entrepreneurial and leadership skills among young people. She contributes actively to another cause - the increase of women's leadership and professional participation in the ICT sector and science. She is a co-founder and chairperson of the Advisory Council of the European Centre of Women in Technology (ECWT) (2008 – at present). In 2012 upon her initiative was founded the Bulgarian Centre of Women in Technology (BCWT) for fulfilling this mission in Bulgaria.  In 2013 she founded her own yearly Entrepregirl Award  for supporting young women to develop their entrepreneurial ideas into business.

She is also a co-founder and board member of the Initiative for Social Empowerment – organization that aims to enable vulnerable groups of women and youth in Europe.

 Membership on boards

Chair of the Trustee board of Technical University in Sofia (2009–present)·
Chair of the High-level Advisory Council of the European Centre of Women in Technology (ECWT) (2008–present)
Co-founder and chair of the Bulgarian Centre of Women in Technology (BCWT) (2012–present)
Member of the Honorary board of the Duke of Edinburgh's International Award (2014–present)
Co-founder and board member of the Initiative for Social Empowerment (ISE) (2015–present)
Member of the board of "Bulgarian Charities Aid Foundation" BCAUSE (2011–present)
Founding chair and currently board member of the Bulgarian ICT Cluster (2005–present)
Chair of the board of Junior Achievement Bulgaria (1999 – 2014)
Member of the board of the American University
Member of the Advisory board to the Minister of Education (2009 – 2010)
Member of the board of Open Society Foundation (2004–2010)
Member of the Management board of Sirma Group (2015–present)
Chair and vice-chair of the Confederation of Employers and Industrials in Bulgaria (CEIBG) (2007–2010),
President of the Bulgarian International Business Association (BIBA) (2002–2006)

 Awards and achievements

For her achievements and contribution to the public development Sasha Bezuhanova has won many prestigious awards and honours:

 New Europe 100 Challenger for 2015
 Digital Woman of Europe 2013 Award
 #4 Most Influential Woman in Bulgaria (Top 100) for 2011.
 International award for women leaders "LeaderShe" in 2010
 JA-YE (Junior Achievement-Young Enterprise Europe) "Leadership Award" for 2009
 Business Face of Bulgaria Award for 2006, Financial Times
 HP Worldwide Winners club (2006)
 The Highest Reputation and Achievement in the Area of Corporate Management in Bulgaria (2003)
 IT Manager of the year Award (2002; 2001; 1996), IDG Bulgaria
 Business lady of the decade (1991–1999), IDG Bulgaria
 Hewlett-Packard European Achievers Club (1999)
 Best Young Manager in Bulgaria (1997), Evrika foundation
 Best Sales Manager for East Central Europe (1993), HELLIGE
 In 2009, Sasha Bezuhanova was awarded "Order of the Star of Italian Solidarity" - one of the highest orders in Italy, for her exclusive contribution to the development of bilateral economic relations between Bulgaria and Italy.

 Consul

Sasha Bezuhanova is the Honorary Consul of Grand Duchy of Luxembourg for Bulgaria.

 Sources

 External links
 Sasha Bezuhanova featured in the Bulgarian edition of Forbes Magazine, issue 5, 2011, cover page, p.70-p.77
 Sasha Bezuhanova at The Brown Conference, 4-6 April, 2011 Dubrovnik Croatia
 Sasha Bezuhanova about anti-government protests in Bulgaria in front of Reuters, 1 August, 2013
 Sasha Bezuhanova for Bulgaria's middle-class rebels press for a ‘normal’ EU state in front of Euractive, 2 August, 2013
 Sasha Bezuhanova presents MoveBG - online platform for debates about modern national policies in front of Dnevnik online, 12 August, 2013
 Sasha Bezuhanova for the past 2014 year and the challenges of the forthcoming 2015
 Commenting article: Sasha Bezuhanova - Business with a Feminine Touch
 Women in the IT business will increase EU GDP by 9 billion euro, GR Reporter, 2014
 First Ada Award Winners Celebrated at ICT 2013
 Digital Woman, Girls of the Year named at ICT 2013
 EIGE Women and men inspiring Europe: Sasha Bezuhanova
 Sasha Bezuhanova: Women in Technology Are the Professionals of the Future
 Sasha Bezuhanova: "The leader is a free man, who is responsible for his actions and in front of the society’
 Business executive Sasha Bezuhanova chats with her colleagues in her office in Sofia
 Successful role model from Bulgaria: Sasha Bezuhanova – a leader in European business
 Sasha Bezuhanova, Head of HP's strategic division for collaboration with the public sector on emerging markets: More flexibility of fiscal incentives is needed in order to attract investors, 2012
 Editing Bulgaria digitally, NE100 Team 2016
 "The awakening we're collectively experiencing" by Sasha Bezuhanova, founder of Move.BG; NE100 2016
 SIStory | Sasha Bezuhanova: Freedom of Dreams, Start it Smart 2014
 Bulgaria builds on legacy of female engineering elite, Financial Times 2018

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She is the founder and chairperson of MOVE.BG - civil platform for collaboration in finding sustainable solutions for the state , economy and society via innovation , participation and co - creation .

С най-новия си проект - Климатично министерство в мета света - MOVE.BG настоява за въвеждане на хоризонтален подход към климатичните политики у нас. Една от стъпките в тази посока е създаване на климатична дирекция в Министерство на образованието и науката.
Представяме ви един от новите членове на клуба на MOVE.BG “The ChangeMakers of Bulgaria” - Антония Димитрова, основател на “Пойема Колектив” и част от екипа на фондация “Колективът”.
С най-новия си проект - Климатично министерство в мета света - MOVE.BG настоява за въвеждане на хоризонтален подход към климатичните политики у нас. Една от стъпките в тази посока е създаване на климатична дирекция в Министерство на иновациите и растежа.
С най-новия си проект - Климатично министерство в мета света - MOVE.BG настоява за въвеждане на хоризонтален подход към климатичните политики у нас. Една от стъпките в тази посока е създаване на климатична дирекция в Министерство на транспорта и съобщенията.

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She is the initiator of EDIT.BG – open network initiative for digital innovation.

Sasha is Chair of the Boards of European Center of Women in Technologies , Bulgarian Center of Women in Technologies , Technical University in Sofia , co - founder and board member of the Initiative for Social Empowerment .

She is the initiator of EDIT.BG – open network initiative for digital innovation .

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She founded her own annual Entrepregirl Award for supporting young women to develop their entrepreneurial ideas into business .

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For you, the girl with dreams, ideas and courage! For fifth consecutive year, we invite you to share your ideas with us. If you are between the ages of 16 and 25 and you have an entrepreneurial idea, dare to share it. Do it until November 15th!
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Dreams sometimes remain only dreams because we did not attempt to realize them.
❝The Entrepregirl Award is my attempt to realize my desire to see more and more young people in Bulgaria who are not afraid to risk and start their own business; more and more young girls are interested in entrepreneurship, technology and innovation, and all together we overcome stereotypes about what is “male” and what “female” field of education and profession. Because dreams have no gender.
I believe that the Entrepregirl initiative will contribute to increasing the professional participation of girls and women in the high technology field as well as to overcome the shortage of IT specialists, which will improve the competitiveness of Bulgaria and the countries of Europe as a whole.
It is in our hands to build up tomorrow’s leaders. To encourage young girls to follow their career paths confidently and to stimulate them to take up executive roles in the ICT sector and, in principle, it is crucial for our economic and social development as community and county.
Believe in your dreams. Take the first step towards their accomplishment today.”
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Sasha Bezuhanova has managed Hewlett - Packard 's business in Bulgaria for more than 10 years .

In that period of time HP 's Bulgarian team developed a series of IT infrastructure projects for the country 's three biggest telecommunication companies , industrial manufacturers , and state and private finance institutions .

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Visa requirements for nationals of Non-EU Member Countries
The Union has drawn up a common list of the Non-EU Member Countries whose nationals must be in possession of a visa when crossing the Member States' external frontiers, with a view to harmonising Member States' visa policies.
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Council Regulation (EC) No 574/1999 of 12 March 1999 determining the Non-EU Member Countries whose nationals must be in possession of visas when crossing the external borders of the Member States [See amending acts].
SUMMARY
The present Regulation sets out a list of 101 countries whose nationals must be in possession of a visa when crossing the external borders of the Member States.
For the purposes of the Regulation, "visa" means an authorisation given or a decision taken by a Member State which is required for entry into its territory with a view to:
Member States are free to decide whether or not to require visas of nationals of Non-EU Member Countries not on the common list and of stateless persons and recognised refugees. The measures taken under these arrangements are to be communicated to the Commission and published in the Official Journal of the European Communities.
A Member State may exempt from visa requirements:
The Regulation allows further harmonisation between individual Member States, going beyond the common list.
Subsequent amendments
Council Regulation (EC) No 539/2001 of 15 March 2001 listing the Non-EU Member Countries whose nationals must be in possession of visas when crossing the external borders and those whose nationals are exempt from that requirement replaced Regulation (EC) No 574/1999. Under the new Regulation, nationals of Non-EU Member Countries listed in Annex I must be in possession of a visa when crossing the external borders of the Member States. Colombia, the Palestinian Authority and East Timor have been added to this list.
Nationals of Non-EU Member Countries on the list in Annex II do not need to be in possession of a visa when crossing the external borders of the Member States. Countries on this list include the Special Administrative Regions of Hong Kong and Macao, as well as Bulgaria and Romania.
On 7 December 2001, on the basis of the report presented by the Commission on 29 June 2000, the Council adopted Regulation (EC) No 2414/2001 amending Regulation (EC) No 539/2001, from which the provisions temporarily requiring Romanian citizens to be in possession of a visa were dropped. In accordance with the Protocol on the position of the United Kingdom and Ireland annexed to the Treaty on European Union and to the Treaty establishing the European Community, those two Member States did not take part in the adoption of this Regulation.
Council Regulation (EC) No 453/2003 of 6 March 2003 subsequently amended Regulation (EC) No 539/2001 to include Ecuador on the list of Non-EU Member Countries whose nationals are required to be in possession of a visa.
Council Regulation (EC) No 851/2005 of 2 June 2005 amended Regulation (EC) No 539/2001 as regards the reciprocity mechanism. The mechanism provided for by the latter was unsuited to situations of non-reciprocity where a country listed in Annex II to the Regulation (Non-EU Member Countries whose nationals are exempt from the visa requirement) maintains or introduces a visa requirement for nationals of one or more Member States. Solidarity with the relevant Member States means that the mechanism must be adapted and made more effective.
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Commission communication pursuant to Council Regulation (EC) No 539/2001 of 15 March 2001 listing the Non-EU Member Countries whose nationals must be in possession of visas when crossing the external borders and those whose nationals are exempt from that requirement [Official Journal C 363 of 19.12.2001].
Council Regulation (EC) No 789/2001 of 24 April 2001 reserving to the Council implementing powers with regard to certain detailed provisions and practical procedures for examining visa applications [Official Journal 116 of 26.4.2001].
Council Regulation (EC) No 1683/95 of 29 May 1995 laying down a uniform format for visas [Official Journal L 164 of 14.7.1995].
Council Decision (EC) No 2003/585 of 28 July 2003 amending Annex 2, Schedule A, of the Common Consular Instructions and Annex 5, Schedule A, of the Common Manual on the visa requirements for holders of Pakistani diplomatic passports [Official Journal 198 of 06.08.2003].
Council Decision of 5 October 2006 amending Annex 2, Schedule A, to the Common Consular Instructions on the visa requirements for holders of Indonesian diplomatic and service passports [Official Journal L 280 12.10.2006].
Council Regulation (EC) No 1932/2006 of 21 December 2006 amending Regulation (EC) No 539/2001 listing the Non-EU Member Countries whose nationals must be in possession of visas when crossing the external borders and those whose nationals are exempt from that requirement [Official Journal L 405 of 30.12.2006].
This Regulation imposes the visa requirement for nationals of Bolivia.
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Among them was the implementation of electronic ID for Bulgarian citizens , which ended in August 1999 and was the key to Bulgaria 's acceptance in the EU visa - free countries list in 2001 .

Another flagship project , that enriched the HP 's worldwide practice , was the implementation of the Real - time gross settlement system ( RTGS ) in Macedonia .

The National Bank in the Republic of Macedonia has signed a contract with Hewlett-Packard Bulgaria for delivery, installation and support of a system for real time gross settlement (RTGS) of payment transactions.
The project is financed with EU1.46 million through the Phare programme of the European Union, and with EUR1 million funding from the central bank.
The Macedonian central bank says the implementation of such a system will help build financial stability and move the country's banking system into line with those of its European neighbours. The new system will also lay the groundwork for the introduction of delivery versus payment in the stock market, says the bank.
HP and Swedish software house CMA won the tender for the project in a beauty parade which featured 35 other vendors. Macedonian company Hermes Plus will provide local shipment and support of the hardware.

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Her most important accomplishment at the time was attracting an important investment of HP in Bulgaria where in 2006 started operation HP Global Delivery Centre .

Hewlett-Packard Global Delivery Center Bulgaria was set up in 2005. The Bulgarian unit provides IT infrastructure management outsourcing and IT infrastructure support services.
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Today it employs more than 5000 high-profile engineers and specialists.

That strategic project placed the country on the world IT investment map.

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Sasha Bezuhanova is Director Public Sector, Hewlett-Packard Central & Eastern Europe, responsible for the business of Hewlett-Packard in 27 countries from Central and Eastern Europe.
Sasha Bezuhanova has a degree in Electrical Engineering from the Technical University in Sofia. She started her career at Hewlett-Packard in 1994 as a manager in the "Computer systems" section at S&T Bulgaria - authorized distributor and service centre of Hewlett Packard for Bulgaria. In November 1995 she was appointed Director General of S&T Bulgaria.
In 1998 Hewlett Packard opened its office in Sofia and Sasha Bezuhanova was appointed General Manager of Hewlett-Packard Bulgaria. Under her management, Hewlett-Packard became the most successful IT company in the country. For her exceptional work Sasha Bezuhanova has received many prestigious awards.
Milena Hristova talked to Sasha Bezuhanova about HP expansion in Bulgaria, Bulgaria's potential as a country, to which services are outsourced and off-shored and the government's policy.
At a joint press conference with the Prime Minister of Bulgaria recently it was announced that HP is planning to create 2,000 new jobs in Bulgaria with the construction of a new development and support center. Why did the US computer giant pick Bulgaria for this center?
Today HP employs about 3000 people in Bulgaria. We are satisfied with the quality of skills and the performance of the team. That history of success and reputation of the site in a combination of the facilitating partnership of the government was the reason Bulgaria to be selected for building the new center.
You are responsible for the business of Hewlett-Packard in 27 countries from Central and Eastern Europe. What are Bulgaria's advantages as a country, to which services are outsourced and off-shored?
Bulgaria has very competitive microeconomic and financial framework today. There are skilled young specialists with good professional and language skills. I see Bulgaria among the best possible European sites for near-shore services.
How do you assess the performance of HP units in Bulgaria in comparison with similar structures in the other countries?
HP is a global company. The organizational and delivery concept is also multinational. Bulgaria plays an important role as part of that eco system. The final product can be successful when all components have good quality results â we equip our teams everywhere in the world with qualification, trainings, processes that allow the final result to be satisfactory for the market standards.
Is the global crisis a chance for the further development of the high-tech sector and countries like Bulgaria? Which are the conditions, which will help this to happen?
I firmly believe that the economic crisis stimulates innovative methods in business management including outsourcing, consolidation of resources, implementation of high tech and energy efficient technologies. The countries that have skills and high tech capacity will benefit most from that trend and will enjoy higher investments and engagement in the world corporate and scientific production.
What changes did outsourcing to countries like Bulgaria go though since the start of the economic crisis?
There is a trend to outsourcing, which was stimulated by the crisis. The countries that can host outsourcing operations see more high profile jobs as well as transfer of top class industrial and organizational know-how. This not only serves as a bridge for the country in a complex economic environment but also secures the sustainability of the labor market and elevates the country reputation as investment destination.
Will Bulgaria remain a preferred European market for outsourcing and off-shoring services?
This depends on the governmental program to sustain the competitive position of the country and also on the quality of the Bulgarian education system. The outsourcing, not only of IT services, is the biggest investment potential area today and for the next 5 years. If Bulgaria wants to be a major player in the European and world outsourcing the government in partnership with the business and educational institutions should drive a proactive program for building capacity, creating the supportive infrastructure, phrasing stimulating legislation, marketing Bulgaria as outsource destination.
Are there gaps or weaknesses in Bulgaria's legislation, which hamper your work?
Today's investment legislation in Bulgaria targets primarily investments in production, doesn't give special stimulus for high profile jobs creation. This should be corrected if the country wants to attract first class investors in the knowledge economy field.
You said once that foreign companies will come to Bulgaria because of the low-paid work force, but will stay because of the brain potential. Did you prove to be a good prophet?
I still support that understanding. Bulgaria did join the world investment competition with the profile of a low cost country. This attracted the short term production and low profile services investments. Those will be leaving the country to the next low cost site in a few years. If corporations realize that the country where they have set up business has skills and potential for more advanced production or services they choose to stay and expand on the ground â that's where Bulgaria has good chances. There are good examples in that respect. The expansion of HP operations here is also a proof that we see here the brain potential and skills.
Do you experience recruiting difficulties in Bulgaria? What guidelines do you follow to successfully manage HP employers in Bulgaria?
There is a shortage of specialists for some highly specialized IT jobs. This requests additional investment in qualification costing time and funds. We are sponsoring educational programs in 3 Bulgarian universities that contribute to increasing the general IT literacy on the market. It may be practical that a consultative body is structured, inviting leading IT corporations to consult the curriculum of the universities so that specialists come out of the educational system with practical and competitive skills.
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Answer: more than 5000

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Answer: IT investment map

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Answer: That strategic project

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In 2013 when it became very critical in Bulgaria and the country was shaken by protests against the oligarchic establishment figures , Sasha Bezuhanova decided to leave her career and to devote herself to the cause of positive change in Bulgaria .

Elections – three yellow cards or a red one
Elections are like football rules, but applied in politics
A programme exploring the electoral process in Bulgaria and the need for reforms. We have conducted a series of discussions and debates in order to inform a wider audience about the main definitions and contradictions in the Bulgarian electoral system. With the help of experts, volunteers and active citizens we created “Manual for electoral reform” – an interactive information instrument introducing every citizen to the electoral system, its issues and potential solutions, and also allowing the users to share their own vision for electoral reform.
Within the framework of its Program for election reform, which started in 2014, MOVE.BG initiated the creation of analytical-informational publication on the status of the election system in Bulgaria and the alternatives to solve the existing problems. We’ve dedicated our efforts to create a product for the widest possible range of people which will be distributed free and broadly. The ultimate goal is a high level of political and expert debate on the subject, more informed choices for Bulgarian citizens and as a result - more reasonable, legitimate and effective policies for Bulgaria.
First stage of the initiative started in the beginning of December and ended on the 10-th of January with a summary meeting. During this time, 15 volunteers got involved and researched on the main issues of the publication.
Based on this analysis were formulated the tasks for the Second stage of the initiative, which is dedicated on the solutions for the Election reform. It started in the beginning of February and 20 volunteer-researchers got involved. Their work will be summarized on the 15-th of March.
The beginning of the Third stage – graphical design and layout in most comprehensive way. The working process for the publication will continue to be transparent, inclusive and democratic.
Stay in touch with the initiative by checking out our site, or follow us on Facebook,Twitter or LinkedIn.
Elections are like football rules, but applied in politics
In the context of passed in predicted chaos local elections and referendum on electronic voting the problems of our current electoral system and its reform challenges once again were evident
According to the Law on Territorial Administration of the Republic of Bulgaria one of the conditions for establishment of the mayoralty is the presence of at least 100 people in the areas it covers
Within majoritarian systems, one region’s winner wins it all and the loser - loses everything
Starring: Ilia Markov - political scientist and blogger, author of iliamarkov.eu, Ivaylo Yaydzhiev - a specialist in international relations, a doctoral student at Oxford, Maria Spirova - freelance journalist and Boris Kolev - enterpreneur
The debate was held on Tuesday, March 4th at the MoveBG house at the traditional time of 19:00.
Dr. Robert Cremer, teacher, researcher, author of dozens of articles related to technology and management of e-government, held for the first time an online lecture on Bulgaria on Monday.
Strahil Deliicki, a political scientist and professor at the Sofia University ‘St. Kliment Ohridski’ and political scientist Daniel Stefanov answered online questions in the studio during the discussion. A journalist from the newspaper ‘Sega’ Luben Obretenov moderated the discussion.
Guests on the topic are Prof. Dimitar Dimitrov, professor of electoral systems and procedures at Sofia University “St. Kliment Ohridski” and Rumiana Buchvarova, sociologist from “Market Links.” The moderator for the discussion is Hristo Ivanov from the Bulgarian Institute for Legal Initiatives.

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Answer: Sasha Bezuhanova

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Answer: 2013

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Answer: oligarchic establishment figures

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Answer: Bulgaria

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Answer: her career

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Answer: positive change

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Answer: to leave her career

She founded the non - partisan organization MOVE.BG – a platform for collaboration in finding sustainable solutions for the state , economy and society via innovation , participation and co - creation .

MOVE.BG is affirming the culture of constructive dialog , participating leadership , democratic principles and European path of Bulgaria .

The Fifth Power
Social media completely changed mass communication
A programme that explores the changes in the media environment in Bulgaria and Europe. In a series of discussions, campaigns and meetings with active parties on the topic we addressed the problems and sought solutions for overcoming the vicious media dependencies in Bulgaria. The programme was part of the European Civil Initiative for Media Pluralism. As a result of our coordination and involvement Bulgaria was the first country to collect its signatures in support of the five proposals of the European Commission.
Social media completely changed mass communication
Over 14 000 people gave their vote to create a new European law that can oppose media concentration, unclear financial sources and other common challenges that the media faces in Europe
To your questions on July 7 at 19:00 responded journalist Kalin Manolov (Bulgaria on air) and Ivo Atanasov - journalist and member of the Media regulator.
We held discussions in 6 regional centers on the theme ‘Direct European Democracy in Action – European Citizens’ Initiative for Media Pluralism’ to emphasize the relationship of the initiative with this direct form of democracy in Europe.
Which media are more pluralistic - the public or private?
Change the media environment in your country and Europe with a small effort that only takes a minute.
ECI is and instrument of direct democracy in the EU which enable citizens to make legislative proposals to European Institutions. With one million signatures from at least 7 countries from the Union the Commission is required to submit a proposal to the European Parliament and Council to vote.
The lecture is a part of the initiative in the Civic Platform of MoveBG regarding its strategic partnership in the campaign “European Initiative for Media Pluralism,” which aims to collect at least 13,500 signatures from Bulgaria to achieve effective legislation to prevent the concentration of media ownership and the ensure the independence and freedom in the media in our country
These signatures will be collected during the campaign “European Initiative for Media Pluralism,” launched by the European Alternatives organization and the Alliance of International Journalists (Alliance Internationale de Journalistes)

Question: what is the name of the non-partisan organization founded by bg in bulgar

Answer: MOVE

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Question: what are the goals of the move.bg

Answer: innovation, participation and co-creation

Question: where does the motto go bg come from

Answer: European path of Bulgaria

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Answer: innovation

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Question: what does smile.bg stand for

Answer: a platform for collaboration in finding sustainable solutions for the state, economy and society

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Answer: constructive dialog

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Answer: the state, economy and society

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Answer: via innovation, participation and co-creation

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Some of the programs are ‘ Electoral reform ’ , ‘ Media pluralism ’ , ‘ Law and order in 5 steps ’ , " You move Europe ’ , ‘ Solutions for Bulgaria : Digital ’ , ‘ Solution for Bulgaria : Economics ’ and the online platform ‘ My Bulgarian History ‘ .

In 2016 upon initiative of Sasha Bezuhanova MOVE.BG together with key organizations , hubs and companies developing digital knowledge and innovative business in Bulgaria , founded EDIT.bg ( Economic Development via Innovation and Technologies ) – open network for digital development and innovation in Bulgaria . .

EDIT is the network of digital Bulgaria!
We unite companies, organizations, communities and resources to learn, grow and succeed together.
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recommendations on institutional measures to foster digital and digitally empowered SMEs in Bulgaria
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Answer: 2016

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Answer: Sasha Bezuhanova MOVE.BG

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Answer: You move Europe

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Answer: Electoral reform

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Answer: EDIT.bg

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Answer: "You move Europe

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Answer: My Bulgarian History

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She works actively for attracting foreign investments in the sector as also on policy recommendation level in her capacity of chairperson of the Bulgarian ICT Cluster ( 2005 – 2006 ) , founding Chairperson and a member of Consultancy Committee of the Confederation of Industrialists and Employers in Bulgaria ( CEIBG ) ( 2007 - 2010 ) and member of consultative body to Ministry of Economy for 3S strategy of Bulgaria ( 2011–2013 ) .

Events
CEIBG Organized the First Participation of Bulgarian Companies in TERRATEC and ENERTEC Trade Fairs
The Confederation of Employers and Industrialists in Bulgaria (CEIBG) together with the International Dialogue Center Environment and Development (IDCED), Magdeburg organized the visit of a delegation of 20 members taking part with a separate stand in the specialized fairs for environmental technology and environmental services –TERRATEC, and for energy efficiency –ENERTEC held in Leipzig, Germany from 5 to 11 March 2007.
The delegation was led by the Executive Director of CEIBG Mr. Evgenii Ivanov who is also a member of the IDCED Advisory Council. It consisted of representatives of big CEIBG member-companies such as KCM S.A., Overgas Inc., Overgas Holding, Kaolin AD, Elatzite Med AD, Assarel Medet AD, Biotal Bulgaria OOD, as well as ViK companies from Plovdiv, Silistra, Shumen and Razgrad.
During the two specialized meetings at the Congress Center of the Leipzig Trade Fair and Marktplatz der Maerkte KCM S.A. and Assarel Medet presented their developments in the field of ecology and waste processing in ore output and non-ferrous metallurgy.
The delegation visited the Training and Demonstration Centre for Decentralised Sewage Treatment in Leipzig /BDZ/, the municipal waste managing company in Halle and the waste incineration power station in Magdeburg, where a good European practice in waste management is displayed. All participants received certificates of IDCED.
Thanks to the beneficial cooperation between CEIBG and IDCED the real opportunity to make use of a good know-how in the field of waste management was provided. A business delegation from the Saxony-Anhalt district will visit Bulgaria in June, in order to establish cooperation with CEIBG member companies in the environmental and energy efficiency sector.

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Answer: Confederation of Industrialists and Employers in Bulgaria

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Answer: 2005 – 2006

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Answer: Bulgarian ICT Cluster

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Answer: 2011–2013

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Answer: 2007 - 2010

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Answer: chairperson of the Bulgarian ICT Cluster

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As a chairperson of the board of Junior Achievement Bulgaria ( 1999 – 2014 ) Sasha Bezuhanova worked for developing entrepreneurial and leadership skills among young people .

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Answer: Sasha Bezuhanova

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Answer: 1999 – 2014

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Answer: entrepreneurial and leadership skills

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Answer: board of Junior Achievement Bulgaria

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Answer: 1999

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She is a co - founder and chairperson of the Advisory Council of the European Centre of Women in Technology ( ECWT ) ( 2008 – at present ) .

In 2012 upon her initiative was founded the Bulgarian Centre of Women in Technology ( BCWT ) for fulfilling this mission in Bulgaria .

Question: when was the bbcw founded

Answer: 2012

Question: what does bwt stand for

Answer: Bulgarian Centre of Women in Technology

Question: when was the ectw founded

Answer: 2008

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Answer: Bulgarian Centre of Women in Technology (BCWT)

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Question: what is the ectw called in spain

Answer: Advisory Council

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Answer: Advisory Council of the European Centre of Women in Technology

New Europe 100 Challenger for 2015 Digital Woman of Europe 2013 Award # 4 Most Influential Woman in Bulgaria ( Top 100 ) for 2011 .

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Question: in what year was the digital woman of europe named #4 most influential woman in

Answer: 2011

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Answer: 2015

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Answer: Digital Woman of Europe

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Answer: Bulgaria

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Answer: New Europe 100

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Answer: New Europe 100 Challenger

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Answer: Most Influential

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Charles R. Sanderson (1887–1956) was a Canadian librarian. He was chief librarian of the Toronto Public Library from 1937 to 1956, following George Locke. The Charles R. Sanderson Memorial Branch of the Toronto Public Library, which opened in 1968 in Alexandra Park, is named after him.

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He was chief librarian of the Toronto Public Library from 1937 to 1956 , following George Locke .

The Charles R. Sanderson Memorial Branch of the Toronto Public Library , which opened in 1968 in Alexandra Park , is named after him .

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Question: who was the librarian of the toronto public library from 1937 to 1956

Answer: George Locke

Question: what position did george locke hold at the toronto public library

Answer: chief librarian

Question: when did george locke serve as librarian of the toronto public library

Answer: 1937 to 1956

Question: what branch of the toronto public library is named after sanderson

Answer: Charles R. Sanderson Memorial Branch

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Mary Anne Richey (October 24, 1917 – November 25, 1983) was a United States District Judge of the United States District Court for the District of Arizona.

Education and career

Born Mary Anne Reimann in Shelbyville, Indiana, Richey was in the United States Army, Women's Army Service Pilots during World War II, from 1943 to 1945. She received a Bachelor of Laws from the James E. Rogers College of Law at the University of Arizona in 1951. She was in private practice in Tucson, Arizona from 1951 to 1952. She was a deputy county attorney of Pima County, Arizona from 1952 to 1954. She was an Assistant United States Attorney of the District of Arizona in Tucson from 1954 to 1960. She was the United States Attorney for the District of Arizona from 1960 to 1961. She was in private practice in Tucson from 1962 to 1964. She was a Judge of the Superior Court of Arizona in Pima County from 1964 to 1976. She was the Associate Presiding Judge from 1972 to 1976.

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Richey was nominated by President Gerald Ford on June 2, 1976, to a seat on the United States District Court for the District of Arizona vacated by Judge James Augustine Walsh. She was confirmed by the United States Senate on June 16, 1976, and received her commission the same day. Richey served in that capacity until her death of cancer on November 25, 1983.

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She was the United States Attorney for the District of Arizona from 1960 to 1961 .

She was in private practice in Tucson from 1962 to 1964 .

Bill Richey was a man with the strength of a boxer, the tenacity of a Marine, the instincts of an outdoorsman, the intellect of a barrister and the sensibility of an artist.
Whatever his interest, Richey pursued it with passion.
"He was a big, strong man who had many, many sides to him," said his wife of 17 years, Judy Richey.
He was an accomplished Renaissance man who was as comfortable in a rowdy bar as he was at the opera.
"He was my kind of people," said longtime friend Gary Afseth.
"He was a good guy. He did so many things, but he was common as an old shoe when you sat down to talk to him."
When Richey's health began to fail, it was Afseth to whom he gave his prized possessions: his riding tack, his 1941 Golden Gloves boxing trophy and the bronzes he sculpted.
"Every time I see it," Afseth said of the trophy, "it reminds me of him."
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Richey, who had Parkinson's disease, has been on Afseth's mind more often recently. Richey died Aug. 30 in San Diego at age 86. He and Judy had moved there in 2006 to be closer to her family.
Richey was born in Tucson and enjoyed a childhood that could never be re-created.
"My mother would drop us off at Sabino Canyon and we would stay two or three weeks at a time, swimming and fishing in the creek — drank out of it, too," Richey said in a 2003 Arizona Daily Star article.
"There were four or five of us. We took canned goods and hunted frogs and rattlesnakes. We were like Tom Sawyer."
Those early survival instincts aided Richey during the Great Depression. Though his father was a prominent Tucson attorney, the stock market crash took its toll on the family of seven.
Richey, the baby of the family, would pick figs with his sister from a tree on their property and sell them to Steinfeld's market, earning 10 cents per pound.
His father, Tom Richey, supplemented meals for his family with doves he shot.
The family lost its barrio home during the Depression and moved to 20 acres the family owned at Prince Road and Mountain Avenue.
After Bill Richey graduated from Tucson High in 1940, he paid his way through the University of Arizona with boxing proceeds. He mixed it up at Tucson's old Canvas Castle and took the light-heavyweight Golden Gloves title for Arizona.
"I won my first 19 fights; 17 were knockouts," he said in 2003.
He left school to join the Marines, serving in the South Pacific during World War II.
"He talked about hand-to-hand combat, fighting and all the different conflicts he was in over near Japan. He just spoke openly about a lot of things," Afseth said.
Near the end of his life, Richey, a self-taught artist, sculpted his only bronze that didn't feature wildlife: a scene from a battle he had been witness to in Guam.
After the war, Richey attended Michigan State University for a year on a boxing scholarship, before returning to Tucson and enrolling in law school.
To supplement his G.I. Bill college funds, he worked for a time as a bouncer at the Chanticleer, a watering hole on South Sixth Avenue that has since been turned into a strip mall.
The bar was a favorite of working men and cowboys, who crammed into the small cantina to hear the live music nightly.
"Some of those cowboys and people from the (Air Force) base were real interesting," Richey said in a 1987 Star article. "The guy who was the bouncer before me had gotten in a fight the day before I was hired. Somebody bit his ear off."
In the 2003 article, Richey recalled: "I would go to law school with big bites in my fists. Those cowboys on the South Side were something else."
Henry Zipf, 91, a retired attorney now living in Tubac, knew Richey for 65 years. They grew up in the same neighborhood. Zipf paid Richey a dollar a week to help him deliver newspapers. And, eventually, they set up a law practice together.
"He put away a couple big cowboys, sent them to the hospital," Zipf said. "That was a tough bar."
Richey managed to graduate from law school — and the Chanticleer — with ears intact, and set up his law practice in 1952. Over the next 40 years, Richey practiced law, served a term in the state Legislature and married a fellow attorney, Mary Anne Reimann, a World War II pilot who would go on to serve as a federal judge. The couple had one daughter, Annie Richey Wamsley.
Grace Noreuil was Richey's secretary for 38 years. Despite his pugilistic tendencies in his younger years, Noreuil said her boss was good-natured and got along with everyone.
"In the legal field, he was just as congenial as he could be," she said. "I enjoyed every hour I worked for him, every year.
"From me, you can put a big gold star in his crown."
By the early 1980s, Richey had semiretired to the 40 acres he and his wife owned in the White Mountains. After Mary Anne died of cancer in 1983, Richey continued to work part time for a few years as an attorney and Juvenile Court judge in Greenlee County while renting out the cabins he'd built.
He met his future wife, Judy, in 1989, when her brother rented one of the cabins. Judy, a dancer and English teacher, decided to remain in the area and take a job at the local college. In 1991, she and Richey wed.
"Bill was a person who was fun to be with; a whole lot of fun," Judy said. "Life for Bill was fun. He was a very social person; loved to party, but he also was extremely caring and he was a really cool guy."
The couple lived on their ranch year-round until 1998, when the cold climate and upkeep of the cabins became too difficult.
Yet even the winter before they moved back to Tucson, when Richey was in his mid-70s, he managed to chop seven cords of wood to heat their home.
"He loved to chop wood," Judy said. "He was so strong. He could swing an ax like you couldn't believe."
"He loved life," said Zipf, his childhood pal. "Bill could do just about anything. He was a heck of a guy."
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The Gjilan City Stadium () is a football stadium in Gjilan, Kosovo. It is currently used mostly for football matches and is the home ground of SC Gjilani and FC Drita of the Football Superleague of Kosovo. The stadium was completed in 1967 but since 2017 is in Re-Construction project. The stadium holds less than 15,000 people.Multicipal Stadium

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 60 000 Gjilan
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thumb|left|250px|The Kosovo Derby at Gjilan City Stadium in 30 September 2018
Fans of the two clubs of the city of Gjilan. The Intellectuals of FC Drita and Skifterat of SC Gjilani, have named the stadium of the city according to their wishes. Intellectuals have stressed that the stadium has the name of Selami Osmani - Bezi, while Skifterat named Agim Ramadani. But officially the stadium is called "Gjilan City Stadium".

Re-construction
As of 23 April 2017 re-construction of the Gjilan City Stadium has started. This project is foreseen to be completed after three years and will have a capacity of 15,000 seats. The stadium is designed as the fourth category according to UEFA regulations. The reconstruction value of the stadium is 6 million euros.

The stadium will be completely destroyed by the tribunes in the lounge area, as well as major repairs like water supply, sewage. Tribunes will be built even after the gates, while a part of the stands will be covered. There will be reflectors and the stadium will be foreseen to have about 10,000 seats. Each officially delegated person will have his seat such as: journalists, cameramen, handicapped persons, special guests and so on.

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Name thumb|left|250px|The Kosovo Derby at Gjilan City Stadium in 30 September 2018 Fans of the two clubs of the city of Gjilan .

The Intellectuals of FC Drita and Skifterat of SC Gjilani , have named the stadium of the city according to their wishes .

Gjilan- Tifozët e dy klubeve të qytetit të Gjilanit “Intelektualët” e Dritës dhe “Skifterat” e Gjilanit, për dëshirën e tyre kanë emërtuar stadiumin e qytetit sipas dëshirave të tyre. Intelektualët kanë theksuar se stadium ka emër të Selami Osmani-“Bezi”, ndërsa “Skifterat” të Agim Ramadanit, por për fat të keq dy anët e tifozëve kanë harruar se ata nuk janë që emërtojnë emra në një stadium i cili nuk i përket as Dritës e as Gjilanit por duhet kuptuar njëherë e përgjithmonë se stadium është i Komunës së Gjilanit.
Vështirë do të ishte menduar që plot pas 17 vite lirie të mos emërtohet stadiumi i qytetit në Gjilan me një emër të dëshiruar nga shumica e qytetarëve, por edhe tani kjo anomali po ndodhë duke krijuar pakënaqësi jo vetëm tek sportistët por edhe tek qytetarët Gjilanas.
Ndarjet, inatet dhe ndërrimi i pushteteve Komunale, mos interesimi i askujt ka bërë që stadiumi i qytetit në Gjilan të jetë i vetmi stadium në Republikën e Kosovës pa emër që është për çdo kritikë, një emërtim për stadiumin e qytetit do të ishte një bukuri dhe nder me të cilën do të identifikohej futbolli Gjilanas.
Shumë herë është biseduar me inate rrugëve e kafiterive, duke propozuar emra të ndryshëm të pranueshëm e të papranueshëm, duke shkaktuar mos kënaqësi në mesin e qytetarëve dhe sportistëve, por tani e 17 vite asnjëherë nuk është biseduar në mënyrë institucionale që të kapërcehet kjo enigmë tani e një kohë të gjatë.
Qytetit të Gjilanit tani ju ka shtuar edhe një stadium i mrekullueshëm tek varrezat e qytetit, duke ju krijuar futbollistëve kushte më optimale gjatë karrierës së tyre futbollistike, do të ishte mirë që sa më parë të emërohet me emër të pranueshëm nga shumica e qytetarëve të Gjilanit.
Qyteti i Gjilanit në historikun e tij ka pasur 3 stadiume, që asnjëherë nuk kanë pasur asnjë emër dhe kjo është për tu befasuar dhe është rast specifik në Republikën e Kosovës.
Stadiumi i parë ka qenë tek Teatri i Qytetit i cili është ndërtuar ne vitin 1930, në kushtet e atëhershme ku janë vendosur bazat e futbollit të qytetit të Gjilanit.
Stadiumi i dytë i cili është ndërtuar ishte në vitin 1948 në lagjen “Kamnik”, i cili ka funksionuar gjerë në vitin 1967, duke dhënë emra të mëdhenj të futbollit të qytetit të Gjilanit.
Stadiumi i tretë i tanishëm i qytetit në Gjilan fillon të ndërtohet në vitin 1967, ndërsa me bar fillon të jetë që nga viti 1971, por sot e asaj dite nuk ka ndonjë emër.
Stadiumi i katërt me bar artificial tek varrezat e qytetit i cili i plotëson të gjitha kriteret e FIFA-as dhe UEFA-s është lëshuar në përdorim pak para disa kohësh në vitin 2016.
Futbolli në qytetin e Gjilanit ka një zanafillë të lashtë duke datuar që nga viti 1928 kur për herë të parë ishte formuar ‘KF RAPID’, sipas hulumtimeve tona gjatë kësaj periudhe nuk kemi hasur në ndonjë futbollist Shqiptar i cili i ka mbrojt ngjyrat e këtij klubi.
Në vitin 1931 formohet ‘KF GAJRET’ ku njëherit kemi edhe futbollistin e parë shqiptarë në Anamorave.
Esat Berisha i cili njëherit ishte edhe atdhetarë i shquar i kombit Shqiptarë i cili më vonë ekzekutohet me 18 dhjetor të vitit 1944 nga forcat Serbe.
Në këtë periudhë të vështirë të popullit shqiptarë këtij futbollisti dhe patrioti i bashkëngjiten edhe shqiptarët e pakët të futbollit siç janë: Babush Tali, Rexhep Ahmeti, Selim Presheva e Njazi Halimi.
Në vitin 1937-38 formohet klubi me emrin ‘KF GRAGJANSKI’ i cili funksionon vetëm dy vite.
Me ngritjen e idealit për kombin Shqiptarë me tu kthyer në vitin 1941 në Gjilan, Esat Berisha formon ‘KF BASHKIMI’ duke inkuadruar disa futbollist Shqiptarë, por njëherit të rinjët Shqiptarë në këtë kohë arrijnë të organizohen si në jetën sportive njëashtu dhe në atë kulturore.
Pas luftës së dytë botërore në sistemin Komunist formohet në vitin 1945 ‘KF C.ZVEZDA’ e cila funksionon gjerë në vitin 1990 kur suprimohet sporti i Kosovës nga forcat Serbe.
Rinia shqiptare nuk ndejti duar kryq edhe pse ishte e përdhosur nga diktatura Komuniste, arrijnë të formojnë ‘KF DRITA’ në vitin 1947 me baticat dhe zbaticat e saja ‘KF DRITA’ të këtij pushteti komunist ia del të mbijetoj sot e asaj dite, duke qenë streha e vetme e rinisë Shqiptare duke u bërë lokomotiva e rinisë, popullit Shqiptarë dhe intelektualëve të sajë.
Kur gjithçka pushteti serb në vitin 1990 kishte uzurpuar dhe larguar çdo qenie Shqiptare, rinia e Gjilanit e veçanërisht futbolldashesit formojnë në vitin 1995 ‘KF GJILANI’ duke paralelizuar pushtetin serb, ndërsa këtij klubi futbollistikë i bashkëngjitet një numër i madh futbolldashës duke krijuar një klub që respektohet me të madhe në tërë vendin.
Për plot 86 vite që zhvillohet futbolli në qytetin e Gjilanit për befasi dhe neglizhencë të njerëzve që kanë udhëhequr futbollin në Gjilan nuk kanë mundur ta emërtojnë stadiumin me një emër të cilin e meriton qyteti i Gjilanit, që është për çdo kritik dhe mjaft skandaloze.
Një histori e tillë e futbollit në Gjilan ka ngjallur mjaft reagime dhe është quar mjaft pluhur tek qytetarët, për një emër të arsyeshëm që më në fund dy stadiumet e qytetit në Gjilan të gëzojnë emrat e tyre.
Ndër emrat të cilët po flitet se stadiumi duhet të pagëzohet janë: Esat Berisha, Agim Ramadani, Ali Haziri e Nazim Rexhepi, Ramadan Salihu, Selami Osmani”Bezi”, Buzë Dobrushës .
Për hir të opinionit të qytetarëve të Gjilanit dhe futbolldashësve pas shumë përpjekjeve po japim biografitë e personave të cilët meritojnë të kenë emër dy stadiumet e qytetit në Gjilan.
ESAT BERISHA- Futbollist i parë shqiptarë në Anamoravë. Jurist i diplomuar në Zagreb dhe patriot i shquar i lëvizjes kombëtare, i pushkatuar nga forcat serbe në vitin 1944.
Është një familje futbolldashës të cilët janë marrë me lojën e futbollit siç janë:Raif Berisha, Jakup Berisha, Tajar Berisha, Ymer Berisha e Meriton Berisha. Karrierën e ka zhvilluar në Maqedoni e Serbi në OFK Beograd ku njëherit ishte edhe studentë.
AGIM RAMADANI – KATANA- Luftëtar dhe komandant i luftës së Kosharës i vrarë në vitin 1999. I cili theu kufirin më të mbrojtur ne Evropë shqiptaro-shqiptarë njëherit ishte edhe pasionues i sportit.
ALI HAZIRI e NAZIM REXHEPI- Dy futbollistë të shquar të ‘KF C.Zvezda’ të Gjilanit të cilët aksidentalisht në vitin 1976 kanë humbur jetën. Haziri përpos që ishte futbollistë shumë i spikatur ai ishte njëherit edhe një humanist i madh i popullit shqiptarë ndërsa Rexhepi ishte njëri ndër futbollistët më cilësor me një perspektiv të ndritshme të futbollistit.
RAMADAN SALIHU- Futbollist i KF C, Zvezda të Gjilanit të cilin forcat Serbe e vranë në vitin 1999.
Salihu konsiderohej njëri ndër futbollistët më të mirë mbrojtës të Kosovës, kishte një inteligjencë të jashtëzakonshme të futbollistit, karrierë të madhe zhvilloi në Maqedoni pikërisht në Kumanovë ku sot e asaj dite admirohet me gjurmët të cilat i la pas vete, si në anën njerëzore njëashtu dhe në atë futbollistike.
SELAMI OSMANI “BEZI”- Donator dhe Kryetar i KF Drita, njeriu i cili gjerë në vdekje ishte pranë këtij klubi. Osmani ishte njeriu i cili ndau kafshatën e bukës për të mirën e futbollit, të gjitha sukseset e ‘KF Drita’ lidhen me emrin e këtij njeriu i cili është ikonë e “bardhe e kaltërve” të Dritës.
LUMI DOBRUSHA – Stadiumi i qytetit gjendet pranë këtij lumi të qytetit.
Jemi të vetëdijshëm por për hir të futbollit dhe qytetit të Gjilanit të punohet në këtë drejtim nga njerëzit kompetent të Komunës së Gjilanit.
Vendimin e emërtimit të stadiumit të qytetit, sikurse çdo emërtim tjetër të institucioneve e merr Kuvendi Komunal i Gjilanit, do të ishte mirë që të procedohen propozimet e tilla nëpër mekanizmat e Kuvendit Komunal, pastaj është çështje e institucioneve vendimmarrëse se si do ta trajtojnë, të jenë bindëse, të jenë të paanshëm e të zgjidhet emri i duhur dhe i pëlqyer për të gjithë neve./sylejman ismajli/rajonipress/

Question: where is the kosovo derby being played

Answer: Gjilan City Stadium

Question: when is kosovo derby going to be played

Answer: 30 September 2018

Question: what is the name of the kosovo derby team

Answer: SC Gjilani

Question: what is the name of the soccer match played at gjilan city stadium

Answer: Kosovo Derby

Question: how did the intellectuals of fc drita and sc gjilani

Answer: according to their wishes

Question: who named the stadium for the kosovo derby

Answer: Intellectuals

Question: when will the kosovo derby be played

Answer: 2018

-construction As of 23 April 2017 re - construction of the Gjilan City Stadium has started .

This project is foreseen to be completed after three years and will have a capacity of 15,000 seats .

Nis ndërtimi i stadiumit në Gjilan
Kryetari i Komunës së Gjilanit, Lutfi Haziri, së bashku me kryetarin e Federatës së Futbollit të Kosovës, Fadil Vokrri dhe përfaqësuesit e klubeve “Drita” dhe “Gjilani”, kanë vënë sot gurthemelin e rindërtimit të stadiumit të qytetit.
Kryetari i Gjilanit tha se rindërtimi i stadiumit i dedikohet “Gjilanit” dhe “Dritës”, përkatësisht “Intelektualëve” dhe “Skifterave”.
“Ky stadium i destinohet “Intelektualëve” dhe “Skifterave” dhe dy klubeve të qytetit, të cilat tashmë janë në elitën e futbollit dhe shpresoj shumë që të jenë edhe në gara ndërkombëtare. Rindërtimi i stadiumit po bëhet në këtë vend, në të cilin është vendosur nga baballarët tanë. Nuk kam dashur ta ndërroj vendin, zemrën e qytetit, e cila i dedikohet sportit”, ka thënë kryetari Haziri.
Haziri ka falënderuar legjendat e futbollit për kontributin e madh që sporti të mos shuhet kurrë, përderisa ka thënë se stadiumi po rindërtohet sipas standardeve të FIFA dhe UEFA.
“Ky stadium është i kategorisë së katërt sipas standardeve të FIFA dhe UEFA. E falënderoj kryetarin Vokrri që ekspertët e UEFA e kanë licensuar projektin sepse është dashur të kalohet në procedurë për t’i plotësuar të gjitha kërkesat. Ky stadium i plotëson të gjitha kriteret për lojëra ndërkombëtare për të gjitha grupmoshat. Ne i falemi kujtimit të punës së veteranëve të futbollit”, tha Haziri.
Kryetari i Federatës së Futbollit të Kosovës, Fadil Vokrri, ka thënë se është i kënaqur dhe i privilegjuar që ka filluar rindërtimi i këtij stadiumi.
“Sipas kërkesës së kryetarit Haziri dhe dy klubeve, sigurisht se do të jemi krah i fortë i dy klubeve dhe i futbollit të Gjilanit. Ju faleminderit dhe e gëzofshi”, është shprehur Vokrri.
Pronarët e klubeve të futbollit “Drita” e “Gjilani” kanë falënderuar Komunën e Gjilanit për fillimin e këtij projekti të madh, përderisa kanë kërkuar nga kryetari Lutfi Haziri që të ndalohen tubimet politike në stadium, pasi siç thanë ata, do të dëmtohej drenazha.
E kryetari Haziri i është përgjigjur kërkesës së klubeve.
“Përkundër përgatitjes dhe vullnetit tonë, si kandidat i këtij qytetit për kryetar komune, ju siguroj nuk do të mbajmë tubim politik në stadium, në mënyrë që t’ua lëmë këtë hapësirë futbollit dhe të mos e dëmtojmë. Për partinë tjetër unë e kam bërë aprovimin, por është vlerësim i tyre. Unë e respektoj kërkesën e dy klubeve”, është shprehur kreu i Gjilanit.
Përndryshe, vlera e rikonstruimit të stadiumit është 6 milionë euro, ndërkaq deri tani janë të siguruara e të kontraktuara 3.2 milionë euro.
© KOHA. Të gjitha të drejtat janë të rezervuara.

Question: what is the capacity of gjilan city stadium

Answer: 15,000

Question: what is the name of the new stadium

Answer: Gjilan City Stadium

Question: how long is the construction of gjilan city stadium expected to last

Answer: three years

Question: when will the gjilan city stadium be finished

Answer: 23 April 2017

Question: how many years is the gjilan city stadium supposed to be finished

Answer: three

Question: when is the new gjilan city stadium scheduled to be finished

Answer: 2017

There will be reflectors and the stadium will be foreseen to have about 10,000 seats .

Each officially delegated person will have his seat such as : journalists , cameramen , handicapped persons , special guests and so on .

Gjilan – Skuadrat e futbollit të qytetit të Gjilanit KF Drita, KF Gjilani, KF Bashkimi dhe Shkollat e futbollit, tani e tutje nuk do t’ia kenë lakmi askujt sa i përket stadiumit, pasi stadiumi i qytetit në Gjilan shumë shpejt do të ketë një pamje të re si shumë fusha të futbollit në Evropë.
Gjithçka është në fazën përfundimtare të këtij projekti, duke dëshmuar se Komuna e Gjilanit së bashku me Ministrinë e Sporteve të Kosovës do të jenë akterët kryesor të këtij projekti sportiv.
“Ne jemi në fazën përfundimtare është bërë një punë shumë profesionale nga ana jonë, është studiuar çdo detaj i këtij projekti të stadiumit të qytetit të Gjilanit, shikuesit do të kenë rast që në këtë stadium të kalojnë qaste të bukura futbollistike”, ka bërë të ditur menaxheri i zyrës së projekteve në Komunën e Gjilanit Habib Mahmuti.
Mahmuti i cili shpjegoi gjerë e gjatë në mënyrë profesionale çdo detaj se çka do të punohet në stadiumin e qytetit në Gjilan.
“Jemi në fazën përfundimtare që projekti të dërgohet në tenderim, të hartohet projekti të gjinden mjetet financiare dhe të fillohet të punohet, besoj se kjo gjë shumë shpejt do të bëhet e ditur”, shprehet Mahmuti.
Se çfarë pamje do të ketë stadiumi i qytetit në Gjilan në bazë të shikimit të projektit mund të thuhet lirisht se kemi të bëjmë më një stadium tejet funksional dhe modern.
“Stadiumit do ti rrënohet tërësisht tribunat në pjesën e zhveshtorës, gjithashtu do të bëhen riparime të mëdha si në ujësjellës, kanalizim, do të ndërtohen tribuna edhe pas portave ndërsa një pjesë e tribunave do të ketë edhe mbuloj, do të ketë reflektorët dhe parashihet stadiumi të ketë rreth 10.000 ulëse, çdo person i deleguar në mënyrë zyrtare do ta ketë vendin e tij siç janë: gazetarët, kameramanët, personat e hendikepuar, mysafirët special e kështu me radhë, mendoj se skuadrat e futbollit në komunën e Gjilanit shumë shpejt do ti gëzohen këtij projekti të Komunës së Gjilanit”, thekson Habib Mahmuti./sylejman ismajli/rajonipress/

Question: how many seats will the stadium have

Answer: 10,000

Question: what will be in the stadium that will have 10,000 seats

Answer: reflectors

Question: which person will have their seat in the stadium

Answer: journalists

Question: who has a seat in the stadium

Answer: special guests

Question: who has the seat in the stadium

Answer: officially delegated person