The Days of Semberija in Austria, an event aimed at presenting the cultural, artistic, and economic potential of the Semberija region and strengthening ties with Austria, will take place from 22 to 27 September in Vienna, Tulln, and Graz. The event is organized by the Representative Office of the Republic of Srpska in Austria, the Embassy of BiH in Austria, and the Semberija Cultural Center Bijeljina. Over the course of six days, a series of cultural, artistic, and business-oriented activities will be organized
As part of the Days of Srpska in Serbia event, the President of the Municipality of Velika Plana, Strahinja Pavešković, received a delegation from the Representative Office of the Republic Srpska in Serbia. The artistic part of the program featured the monodrama U znaku bijelog štapa (Under the Sign of the White Cane) and a concert by the band One tri from Banja Luka. Mlađen Cicović, Head of the Republic of Srpska Representation in Serbia, said that
A delegation of the Austrian-Serbian Business Forum (ÖSWF), the Association of Serbian Businesspeople in Austria (USPA), and the Austrian-Serbian Society (ÖSG), in cooperation with the Republic of Srpska Representative Office in Austria, visited local communities in the Republic of Srpska to present donations to schools and the Prijedor firefighters. During the visit, the delegation stopped at the Vuk Karadžić Elementary School in Kozarska Dubica and the Desanka Maksimović Elementary School
Under the slogan Inspired by Freedom, Guided by Unity, and in the presence of officials from Srpska and Serbia, the traditional Days of Srpska in Serbia event opened last night at the Belgrade National Theatre. Until 25 September, the Republic of Srpska will present its culture, science, art, and economy in 14 cities across Serbia. The Prime Minister of the Republic of Srpska, Savo Minić, opened ceremonially the traditional Srpska Days in Serbia event last evening at the Belgrade National Theatre
Zlatan Klokić, the Minister of European Integration and International Cooperation of the Republic of Srpska, stated that the Most 2026 Forum, scheduled for 17-19 September in Banja Luka, aimed to connect Serbia and the Republic of Srpska in the tourism sector and to define a joint tourism offering. Klokić said there was significant potential and opportunity for tour operators from
During an official visit to Austria, Helena Krnetić, PhD, Assistant Minister for Cooperation with the Diaspora, attended the celebration of the Day of Serbian Unity, Freedom and the National Flag in Vienna. The visit provided an opportunity to meet with our diaspora representatives and discuss strengthening ties with the institutions of the Republic of Srpska, as well as opening avenues for new forms of cooperation. Together with Mladen Filipović, Head of the Republic of Srpska Representative Office in Vienna, and Minister of Trade and Tourism Ned Puhovac, the Assistant Minister
A ceremonial academy marking the Day of Serbian Unity and the National Flag was held in Banja Luka. The celebration of this holiday was established in 2020 with a view to strengthening the unity of the Serbian people in Serbia and Srpska. The Day of Serbian Unity, Freedom and the National Flag, 15 September, was designated to coincide with the anniversary of the breakthrough of the Salonika Front during World War I.
Zlatan Klokić, the Minister of European Integration and International Cooperation of the Republic of Srpska, stated in Stuttgart, Germany, at the celebration of the Day of Serbian Unity, Freedom and the National Flag, that Serbs living abroad served as the Republic of Srpska’s bridge to the world and that it was essential for them to preserve their identity, language, and traditions. – Pass it all on to future generations and
Đorđe Milićević, the Serbian Government Minister in charge of diaspora relations, attended the celebration of the Day of Serbian Unity, Freedom, and the National Flag in Berane and said that unity must not remain merely a message but must be reflected in mutual support, connection, and care. – Let our tricolor remind us not only of what
The Memorial Center of the Republic of Srpska’s international multimedia campaign Learn About Serbian Suffering continued in Vienna. The Serbian historical experience is presented through digital content in German, in the immediate vicinity of the Vienna State Opera. Members of the large Serbian community, as well as tourists and visitors from different parts of Europe and the world, can see content dedicated to
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