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Comparative Analysis of AI Regulation in Education Across Western Balkan Countries

                  acher education. It emphasises the need for teachers to adapt to new
                  challenges, including technological advancements, and to develop pe-
                  dagogical skills. AI is not explicitly mentioned. The strategy promotes
                  flexible teaching models and continuous professional development for
                  educators. Issued by the Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation;
                  pre-university and university level.
                   − Youth Strategy 2023–2027.25 The strategy outlines key goals for the de-
                  velopment and empowerment of youth in Montenegro through the
                  period of 2023–2027. It focuses on youth participation in public life,
                  education, health, employment, and social inclusion. It aims to crea-
                  te mechanisms to support youth in their transition to adulthood and
                  increase opportunities for their active participation in policy-making.
                  AI is not explicitly mentioned. The strategy emphasises digital literacy
                  and youth engagement in the digital space. Issued by the Ministry of
                  Sports and Youth; pre-university and university level.
                   − Digital Transformation Strategy of Montenegro (2022–2026).26 This stra-
                  tegy outlines the advancement of digital services, skills, and infrastru-
                  cture in Montenegro. It recognises the importance of AI as a tool for
                  sorting data, creating data schemes, and identifying trends to support
                  decision-making processes in various sectors. However, AI is not di-
                  rectly addressed in the context of education. The strategy emphasises
                  the need for data availability and digital competencies across all levels
                  of education. Issued by the Ministry of Public Administration, Digital
                  Society and Media of Montenegro; university level.


               A list of other education-related laws can be found here: https://
             eurydice.eacea.ec.europa.eu/national-education-systems/montenegro
             /legislation-and-official-policy-documents. However, AI is not addressed in
             these laws.

             Republic of North Macedonia
             The educational system in the Republic of North Macedonia aims to facili-
             tate the nation’s economic, social, technological, and cultural advancement.
             The Ministry of Education and Science is responsible for the ongoing advan-
             cement of education, moral education, and scientific research. The system
             operates on a decentralised model, wherein municipalities oversee primary


           25 https://www.gov.me/dokumenta/c27c88df-e903-422d-b789-379490c307cf
           26 https://wapi.gov.me/download/59dcab9b-b0e8-48b7-830b-6e4eab690521?version=1.0


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