Prof. Dr. Dragan Domazet, Rector and Founder of Belgrade Metropolitan University, Former Minister of Science of the Republic of Serbia

Q: How can conflicts between different groups be better understood?

Conflict resolution is greatly improved by the practice of exchanging roles. When individuals step into the position of the other party, they gain a clearer understanding of the opposing perspective, which reduces tensions and promotes dialogue over the use of force.

Q: Why is the balance between rights and responsibilities important?

While societies frequently focus on individual rights, true harmony requires an equal emphasis on the responsibilities that accompany those rights. Respecting the freedom and interests of others is a fundamental requirement for a stable and tolerant society.

Q: What is the significance of Turkey's role in the Balkans?

Turkey holds a position as a respected power with strong historical and cultural connections to the region. Due to these factors, it is uniquely positioned to act as a mediator in internal affairs and conflicts, serving as a stabilizing influence for diverse groups.

Q: What approach should be taken instead of using force in international disputes?

The video emphasizes that communication and dialogue are the only acceptable ways to resolve disputes. Terrorism and the use of force are completely rejected in favor of building bridges through education, trade, and cultural understanding.

Abstract

In this video, Prof. Dr. Dragan Domazet, former Minister of Science of Serbia and founder of Belgrade Metropolitan University, discusses the necessity of fostering communication and tolerance between nations. He emphasizes that global stability relies on understanding shared interests and respecting the responsibilities that accompany human rights. Furthermore, he highlights the positive potential of Turkey as a mediator in regional conflicts.