Sabina Muratović

Director at the Directorate for the social welfare of Montenegro

Delegation
Montenegro
Spoke at
Sabina Muratović

Sabina Muratović is the Acting Director General of the Directorate for Social Welfare at the Ministry of Social Welfare, Family Affairs and Demography of Montenegro. She has extensive professional experience in the fields of social protection, education, and public administration. Previously, she served as a Pedagogue and Hospitality Instructor at the Center for Professional Rehabilitation in Podgorica, where she worked on programs of professional rehabilitation and training. From 2022 to 2023, she was Chief of Cabinet to the Minister of Labor and Social Welfare, after having earlier worked as a school pedagogue in several institutions. Her professional background also includes coordinating projects for NGOs focused on supporting the elderly, children with special needs, and socially vulnerable groups. Ms. Muratović holds a Bachelor's and Specialist degree in Pedagogy from the University of Montenegro, Faculty of Philosophy in Nikšić, and is currently pursuing postgraduate studies in Educational Policy. She has completed a wide range of professional trainings in areas such as women's political participation, crisis communication, leadership, emotional intelligence, and EU institutions, organized by institutions including the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung, Robert Schuman Institute, National Democratic Institute, and others. She has also passed professional state exams in the fields of social and child protection, as well as for work in state administration. Recognized as a reliable, communicative professional committed to lifelong learning, Ms. Muratović is deeply engaged in initiatives that promote women's rights, social inclusion, and community development in Montenegro and the wider region.

Biography as published in the conference record. 241 words.

In the record

Where Sabina Muratović stands in the order of the day, and the conference’s own photographs of that session.

  1. Panel 1: Steps of Representation: Political Empowerment of Women

    The question it asked: Steps of Representation – Political Empowerment of Women

All 27 photographs of Panel 1

The frames are uncaptioned in the record: the session and its minute are known, the individual frames are not identified, and we do not name a person from a photograph.