At the recently held Eight Scholarship Forum of the Dr. Milan Jelić Fund, the first man of one of the leading domestic IT companies, Bojan Vujić, met the results behind this young scientist and decided that Prointer supported her academic development in France.

Nikolina Makivić, with the support of the French government, currently works on the project for production and improvement of batteries worth 100 thousand euros at the doctoral studies in Sorbonne.

"With my work and effort, I broke through to Sorbonne, which succeeded few students in BiH. They were rarely willing to support me, and Prointer made a self-initiative announcement and decided to give me a scholarship that would greatly help me in Paris. I hope that other domestic companies will follow a positive example of Prointer and support not only mine but also the education of other young people who are in a similar situation", Makivic pointed out.

Talented Nikolina is the best student in the history of the Banja Luka Faculty of Technology with an average of 10.00. After completing her studies in Russia, she spent a year as a scholarship holder of the Russian Federation Government and then at the prestigious French University Paris, Didro, she completed a master study of physical chemistry for nanoscience.

For her success, she received the Golden Badge of Nikola Tesla, and now she also received concrete financial assistance from Prointer. As a socially responsible company, recognizable for the support of successful young people, she provided a scholarship for the first year of doctoral studies. From the company Prointer they say that they will have a hearing in the future for the needs of the most prominent young people of our society.

"We are honored to have the opportunity to help the most talented people achieve their goals when it comes to education, and along with that great desire to return to their country after their education and use their knowledge and experience for the development of Srpska. We awarded Nikolina a scholarship in the ranking scholarships for doctoral studies abroad from the Dr. Milan Jelic Fund Fund", said Bojan Vujić, Director of Prointer.

Vujic points out that Nikolina in this way wanted to ease the continuation of schooling, but also to encourage other companies to help young people. Only in this way can we contribute together that knowledge and science have a decent place in our society, emphasize Prointer.