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Minister says introducing IT as compulsory subject in line with law

· Source: Hina· Author: Marija Šestan· Photographer: Marija Šestan

ZAGREB, Aug 13 (Hina) - Science and Education Minister Blazenka Divjak on Tuesday welcomed the Constitutional Court's decision not to grant a request for the procedure for testing whether the introduction of IT as a compulsory subject in schools as of September is in compliance with the Constitution.

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