Today, at the end of a two-day official visit to France, Minister of Foreign Affairs Nikola Selaković met in Paris with representatives of the Serbian diaspora and discussed the position of Serbs in that country and the need for associations to work together to nurture their identity while promoting Serbia and Serbian culture. At the meeting, Minister Selaković
A delegation of the Investment Development Bank of the Republic of Srpska is taking part in the prestigious 86th Thessaloniki International Fair, where it is presenting investment opportunities, potentials and projects of the Republic of Srpska and its local communities to institutions, businessmen and potential investors. During the Fair, a meeting was held with the Secretary General of the Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Yannis Smirlis, who is also the president of the Greek Development Agency Enterprise Greece, whose
In the presence of the Mayor of Niagara, Jim Diodati, City Council representative Wayne Thompson, priest Milorad Delić, and representatives of the Nikola Tesla Serbian School, the Nikola Tesla Day flag was ceremoniously raised in front of the Niagara Falls City Hall. The flag raising heralds the 13th consecutive Nikola Tesla Day in Niagara Falls on 10 July 2022 (Sunday) at 5 p.m. Source: RASEJANJE.INFO Photo:
The folk dance ensemble of the Saint Pantaleon Cultural and Artistic Society from Han Pijesk won awards for most beautiful stage costume and best stage performance at the Black Sea Pearls 2022 International Folk Dance Festival in Bulgaria. The artistic director of this society, Nemanja Bakmaz, said that the 22 society members had returned from Bulgaria proud of having promoted their municipality and the Republic of Srpska in
An agreement on cooperation between the Istočno Sarajevo Main Library and Serbian Cultural and Educational Society Prosvjeta Austria was signed yesterday in the premises of the Republic of Srpska Representative Office in Vienna. The agreement signed by Nataša Kulašinac, the director of the Istočno Sarajevo Main Library, and Marko Sarić, the president of the Austrian Prosvjeta, was implemented with the support of the Republic of Srpska Representation in Austria, and
In order to improve the quality of research and innovation in the Republic of Srpska, the Ministry of Scientific and Technological Development, Higher Education and Information Society of the Republic of Srpska issues a public invitation to scientists and innovators in all fields, born in the Republic of Srpska and working abroad, to apply to the Diaspora Register available on the Republic of Srpska and the Diaspora portal at https://dijasporars.com/registar-dijaspore/, to
On Saturday and Sunday, 16 and 17 October, first classes were held within the Serbian Language School in Malta project of the Serbian Educational and Cultural Center St. Helen of Anjous, at four locations: Victoria (Gozo), Qawra, Gzira and Birzebbuga. From now on, Serbian children throughout Malta will have the opportunity to learn about their homeland Serbia in school, with their progress monitored by the watchful eye of our dedicated teachers: Kristina Kitić, Dragana Duvnjak and Maja Marinković, and project coordinator Jelena Jablanov Maksimović.
In Bijeljina, the Head of the Representative Office of the Republic of Srpska in Austria, Mladen Filipović, presented to export-oriented businessmen from the region the way of establishing cooperation with the Austrian business, which has proven to be very successful in past years. ‘It turns out that the wood processing and metal sectors fare the best on the Austrian market’, Filipović told reporters ahead of the presentation held at the Culture Center
Mladen Filipović, head of the Representative Office of the Republic of Srpska in Austria, points out that our business community in that country is successful and patriotically aware, and strongly committed to supporting the development and progress of the RS. ‘A large number of our people in Austria are highly qualified and well integrated. Those include both students who have completed their studies here and started
Last night, Vienna hosted the Austrian premiere of the documentary film Jeni – a Little Light from the West, directed by Slobodan Simojlović. Numerous prominent representatives of the Serbian community in Vienna attended the screening of the film dedicated to the Dutchwoman Jeni Ligtenberg, who was on a humanitarian mission in Pale during the last war in BiH. The film is based on the book Pale War Diary 1993-1995
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