Princess Anne visits Dobrotin

On the second day of her Kosovo visit, Princess Anne of Great Britain visited pupils at a school in the Serb village of Dobrotin in Lipljan. Her hosts, two Serb ministers from the Kosovo government, showed her the problems that Serbs in Kosovo confront on a daily basis, especially the poor conditions for youth development. Princess Anne visits Dobrotin The princess arrived in Dobrotin from Gnjilane, where she visited an education establishment for children with special needs. In Dubrotin she was met by pupils from the Knez Lazar primary school. Princess Anne later spoke with two ministers from the Kosovo government—Sasa and Nenad Rasic. She expressed an interest in youth development and life in Kosovo. The school’s students put on a short recital for the princess. The two Serb ministers stated that Dobrotin residents could expect to receive aid from the British government and royal family at some point in the near future.

Princess Anne visits Dobrotin

The princess arrived in Dobrotin from Gnjilane, where she visited an education establishment for children with special needs.

In Dubrotin she was met by pupils from the Knez Lazar primary school.

Princess Anne later spoke with two ministers from the Kosovo government—Saša and Nenad Rašić.

She expressed an interest in youth development and life in Kosovo. The school’s students put on a short recital for the princess.

The two Serb ministers stated that Dobrotin residents could expect to receive aid from the British government and royal family at some point in the near future.