Speakers at the conference included Elizabeth Wilde from the Network of European Museum Organisations; Saša Srećković from the Ethnographic Museum in Belgrade; Dr. Ivana Vojinović, Director of the Center for Climate Change, Natural Resources, and Energy; Saša Karajović, President of the NGO "Eko"; Luka Mitrović, representative of the Institute for Hydrometeorology and Seismology (Department of Applied Meteorology and Climate Change); Aida Vezić, President of the Balkan Museum Network; Azra Bečević Šarenkapa from the National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Sarajevo; Violeta Vukosavljević, representative of the Museum Association of Montenegro; Igor Lazarević, curator of the ethnographic collection at the Tivat Museum and Gallery; Zoran Kruta, museum educator at the Tivat Museum and Gallery; and Danijela Đukić, Director of the Tivat Museum and Gallery.
“Today, we had the honor of presenting the work of the Balkan Museum Network. Congratulations to the organizers for raising this topic, which is extremely important for all museum institutions across the entire region—not just in Montenegro—and we look forward to working much more closely together on museum preparedness for climate crises.” — Aida Vezić, Balkan Museum Network.
Conference participants and the interested public had the opportunity to tour the museum's permanent display and the Natural History Museum of Montenegro's current exhibition, "The Blue World of Whales and Dolphins."






