W4Y - World For Y

W4Y - World For Y

The Ypsilon Institute started a project named World for Y (W4Y) by which we enable all high guests coming to official visit to Slovenia to address the Slovenian youth. We believe that this is an excellent opportunity for young people to hear and feel the thinking of other nations, their views of the world and current problems, or simply to get to know new cultures and countries. We are preparing the W4Y events together with the University of Ljubljana, which provides place at one of the faculties. We already cooperate with the cabinets of the Slovenian Parliament, Government and several ministries. Therefore, we would kindly invite you to cooperate with us in this project and let us know when a prominent guest from abroad comes to your embassy and if he or she has interest to address the Slovenian youth.

 

 

  • W4Y with Iveta Radičova

    W4Y with Iveta Radičova

    Ljubljana, 30th May 2011 – The Ypsilon Institute held another W4Y event at Faculty of Economics with Iveta Radičova, Slovak prime minister. Premier Radičova spoke about tax discipline in EU and question of transparency and commitment.
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  • Democracy doesn’t mean just attending the elections

    Democracy doesn’t mean just attending the elections

    Ljubljana, 21st February 2011 – Faculty of Law hosted debate in British Parliamentary Debate Format, chaired by the Speaker of the House of Commons the Rt. Hon. John Bercow MP. Theme of the debate was „This house believes that democracy in the EU member states is in serious decline”. The event was made possible by National Assembly of Republic of Slovenia, British Council, British Embassy in Slovenia, The Ypsilon Institute, debaters of Zavod Za in proti and Faculty of Law in Ljubljana.
  • Peace and freedom don’t have a price

    Peace and freedom don’t have a price

    Ljubljana, 25th November 2010 – The Ypsilon Institute in cooperation with University of Ljubljana hosted the fist W4Y event, where they hosted Ranko Krivokapić, Speaker of the Parliament of Montenegro. Besides members of The Ypsilon Institute and students also dr. Ranko Milović, ambassador of Montenegro in Slovenia and MSc. Jernej Videtič, Slovenian ambassador in Montenegro attended the lecture held at the Faculty of Social Sciences in Ljubljana.