20.07.2020

Васко Глигоров знае како да ги фокусира убавините на охридско

Васко Глигоров знае како да ги фокусира убавините на охридско

Запознајте се со делата на Васко Глигоров, студент на Факултет за електротехника и информациски технологии - ФЕИТ, кој живее во Скопје, а по потекло е од Неготино. Тој неодамна на фејсбук групата „Туризам во Македонија во која можете да се зачлените со еден клик ОВДЕ, сподели свои ремек дела од Охрид и Свети Наум. 








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