Ino

Ino, a 28-year-old who spent four years living in Vienna, has now returned to his hometown.

In his vision of the future Serbia, Ino wishes for higher salaries and a transformed political landscape.

He acknowledges, however, that these changes might not happen soon, especially in smaller towns, as they are witnessing a decline in the number of young residents who are increasingly seeking opportunities abroad or in larger cities.

For Ino, one of the most positive aspects of Serbia is the lifestyle he has grown accustomed to. Nostalgia for his homeland was always present during his time abroad, and he longed to return. However, the challenge lies in finding suitable employment. If he could secure a stable job and lead a comfortable life in Serbia, he would never consider leaving.

Unemployment and low salaries are the primary negative aspects that plague Serbia, as job opportunities are scarce and even when found, they are often inadequately compensated.

Ino stands out as one of the few individuals who have returned to their home country, Serbia, driven by nostalgia and a deep desire to be in their native land.

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