The panel “Women in Energy: From Vision to Action” brought together outstanding female professionals from the energy sector who shared their personal journeys, professional insights, and powerful messages on inclusion, resilience, and leadership.
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🙏 A heartfelt thank you to our inspiring panelists –
Vesna Nedelkovska, Nikolina Shutinoska Zaneta Servini, and Melisa Kondjeli for their compelling stories, energy, and commitment to driving change.👏 Special thanks to our excellent moderator, Emilija Sarafska, for leading the discussion with clarity, warmth, and purpose.
We are grateful to all participants, guests, and partners who supported and enriched this event with their presence and engagement.
🎯 This panel was organized by the PREDA Plus Foundation, with the support of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and the Climate Investment Fund (CIF), as part of the technical assistance project “Stakeholder Review on Gender for the ACT Investment Plan”, under the Women-Led Coal Transitions (WOLCOT) programme.
It was held within the Open Day of the University St. Kliment Ohridski in Bitola as part of the COLOURS European University Alliance.