Arnaud Gouillon, director of the Directorate for Cooperation with the Diaspora and Serbs in the Region, spoke about the projects of diaspora Serbs that spread the soft power of Serbia in the world. He said that every year the Directorate supported more than 300 projects that enabled nurturing the identity, culture, tradition, and connecting with the motherland. As an example of a nice way for Serbs to present
At LaGrange Highlands Elementary School in Chicago, the Serbian language dominates over the others, with the exception of the official English. Serbian children, members of the church of St Nicholas folklore group Moravac, prepared an event to honor the celebration of the greatest Serbian saint. The promotion of the culture and traditions of the Serbian people by Moravac folklore group delighted the audience. –
The Minister of European Integration and International Cooperation, Zlatan Klokić, visited the headquarters of the Mayer GMBH company located in the German city of Laichingen. During discussions, the management of this German company expressed interest in new investments in the Republic of Srpska. Minister Klokić presented the benefits offered by the Republic of Srpska to foreign investors, in particular regarding tax policy
Sveti Sava cultural and artistic society from Graz organized a celebration St Sava – School Slava. In an interesting collage program, the numerous guests were presented the children’s and youth folklore section of this society, and Mladen Filipović addressed the audience on behalf of the Representative Office, commending the work of the Sveti Sava cultural and artistic society and emphasizing the importance of the activities of our associations in preserving tradition and
A meeting of businessmen, associations and clubs was held in the premises of the Republic of Srpska Representative Office in Germany with the head of the Representation Mićo Ćetković and officials from the Republic of Srpska regarding potentials for investing in the Republic of Srpska and cooperating with our businessmen, associations and clubs. The meeting discussed the upcoming Wine and Food Fair, to be held
The St Sava Ball was held last evening in Banski Dvor in Banja Luka with a varied program that included town dances and kolo, old-town and traditional Serbian songs, waltz. The ball was organized in the Concert Hall by the Sveti Sava cultural and artistic society, whose president, Milenko Dulić, said that they nurtured the traditions of their ancestors dating back several centuries. Dulić noted that this year’s St Sava
The St Sava Academy to be held in Skopje on 27 January will mark the national day of the Serbian community in North Macedonia, thus demonstrating the unity of the Serbian people wherever they live, said Ivan Stoilković, president of the Organizing Committee for holding of the St Sava festivities. Officials from North Macedonia, Serbia, Republic of Srpska and Montenegro will attend the Academy. Stoilković, who is the president of the Democratic Party of Serbs
One of the largest production and commercial facilities in Bosnia and Herzegovina for the German company Mahle Electric Drives Bosnia has been completed. The production and commercial facility in Laktaši covers 30,908 m2 of interior area and 37,600 m2 of developed exterior. The works on the facility were executed by the company Baupartner from Lukavac. ‘Our commitment to top quality and efficiency came to the fore through this facility
The Serbian Diaspora Library based in Belgrade is a project of the association Diaspora for Motherland Fund, supported by the Directorate for Cooperation with the Diaspora and Serbs in the Region of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The project was conceived as part of the wider mission of establishing a central diaspora library to be a unique cultural institution in the Republic of Serbia, with the aim of connecting the motherland and the diaspora.
The Head of the Representative Office Mladen Filipović visited Dukat cultural and artistic society in Traiskirchen yesterday. The visit was organized in cooperation with the Association of Serbs in Austria, the Umbrella Organization of Independent Serbian Associations from Lower Austria (KOSSA), the Austrian Association of Serbian Folklore (AASF) and Dukat cultural and artistic society. The present were addressed, in addition to Filipović, by Ranka Savić, president of KOSSA, Aleksandar Stanković, president of AASF, and
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