From 6 to 8 November, Brunnen, Switzerland, hosted the Diaspora Forum 2026 devoted to connecting the diaspora, businesspersons, and institutions, as well as to establishing new business contacts and strengthening economic cooperation between Western and Southeastern Europe. Goran Račić, President of the Chamber of Commerce of the Republic of Srpska, spoke at the Forum opening and highlighted the importance of connecting businesspersons
Serbian Culture Days in Timișoara – Focused on Preserving Language, Tradition, and National Identity
On 4 November 2026, the Days of Serbian Culture—an event dedicated to preserving and nurturing the Serbian language, culture, tradition, and national identity in Romania and the wider region—was ceremoniously opened at the Timiș cinema hall in Timișoara. The opening ceremony featured a concert by the Folk Orchestra of Radio Television of Serbia under the artistic direction of Vlada Panović, and performances by prominent folk music and song artists. The audience
The Head of the Representative Office, Zlatko Maksimović, and his advisors Dragiša Denić and Petar Milanović, attended an autumn folklore festival in Munich organized by the Munich Serbian Cultural Center. The event featured outstanding performances by numerous associations from Germany, the Republic of Srpska, Italy, France, and Austria. Through their performances and dedication, ensembles of all ages demonstrated a deep commitment
On 23 October 2026, the Air Force Command Building in Zemun hosted a formal international cultural and artistic event Pearls of Poetry dedicated to preserving the Serbian language, literature, and cultural identity, as well as to connecting literary creators from the homeland and the diaspora. The program continued on 24 October in Ljubljana, where the organizers presented three significant cultural and artistic projects and a special segment of the program was
For thirty-six years now, at the beginning of September, Vancouver’s Serbian community has gathered around St. Sava Church for the traditional Serbian Days. This year’s Serbian Days began with the Holy Liturgy at St. Sava Church. Following the service, the gathering continued in the church courtyard and the surrounding area. Throughout the day, a variety of sports, cultural, and entertainment activities took place, while visitors had
Mlađen Cicović, Head of the Republic of Srpska Representative Office in Serbia, said that the Republic of Srpska had presented its publishing activities, writers, scholars, and cultural institutions in a dignified and substantive manner at the 69th International Belgrade Book Fair, while also conveying an important message on significance of books for preserving our identity. – At a time when we, as a people, are facing various
The Republic of Srpska possesses a rich intangible cultural and historical heritage, traditional crafts, practices, and customs that have been preserved for centuries and passed down from generation to generation. Herzegovina holds a significant place within this mosaic; beyond its traditional products, unique recipes, and specific production methods, it has also preserved a distinct way of crafting garments—
The Association of Serbian Writers of Switzerland has continued its long-standing tradition of cooperation with the Swiss National Library in Bern by enriching the collections with its members’ new publications. The Association’s president, Daliborka Šišmanović Kepčija, and members Mirjana Cvijanović and Snežana Petrović, visited this esteemed institution and met with Simone Nethovel, Head of the Acquisitions Department for Books and Monographs.
On the second day of its 16th representative presentation at the 69th International Belgrade Book Fair, the Republic of Srpska showcased the publications dedicated to Serbian history, national identity, culture, science, and written heritage. The Organization of Senior Officers of the Army of the Republic of Srpska presented a collection of papers titled Odbrana južnih granica Republike Srpske and the book 22. pješadijska brigada Vojske Republike Srpske, authored by Boško Peulić, while the Mir Božiji Foundation
The inaugural event of the American Balkan Trade Center in Chicago brought together American officials, business leaders, and representatives of the Serbian and Balkan communities. With U.S. Senator Ruben Gallego in attendance, the primary topics of discussion included strengthening economic cooperation, new investments, and connecting companies from the Balkans with the American market. The first event organized by the American Balkan Trade Center was a high-level affair, held at
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