On Saturday, 10 October 2026, Tekelijanum in Budapest hosted a ceremonial forum titled Matica Srpska – Two Centuries of Existence and Contemporary Challenges, dedicated to a major milestone—the bicentennial of the founding of the oldest Serbian literary, cultural, and scientific institution. This forum marked the beginning of the Serbian Days – Month of Serbian Culture in Hungary event, organized by the Eparchy of Buda.
Đuro Macut, Serbian caretaker Prime Minister, spoke yesterday at the Government of Serbia with Serbian students from the region who are studying at state universities in Serbia through the Serbia for Serbs from the Region program. At the meeting, which was also attended by His Grace Bishop Heruvim of Osijek Plain and Baranja, Macut emphasized the importance of education, both for the students and
Dragan Stanić, President of Matica Srpska, said that throughout its two centuries of existence, that institution has been fortifying Serbian identity—and by extension, the Serbian ethnic space—through culture. He also noted the existence of various projects and a high level of mutual understanding with the Republic of Srpska. – The Republic of Srpska is not diaspora. These are traditional Serb habitats, and we regard BiH—or rather, the Republic of Srpska
We wish to expand cooperation with Serbia also in the field of scientific achievements, now that our mutual relations—thanks to joint projects across various fields—are at their best level to date, said Savo Minić, Prime Minister of the Republic of Srpska, in Banja Luka. During the event titled A Bridge Built of Knowledge – Science and Knowledge in the Service of the Unity and Future of the Serbian
The Prime Minister of the Republic of Srpska, Savo Minić, and the Prime Minister of Serbia, Đuro Macut, attended the event A Bridge Built of Knowledge – Science and Knowledge in the Service of the Unity and Future of the Serbian People, held at the Academy of Sciences and Arts of the Republic of Srpska. The event was also attended by President Milorad Dodik, the Minister of Education and Culture of the Republic of Srpska, Borivoje Golubović, and
On Saturday, 19 September this year, the Alliance of Serbian Associations of Slovenia organized the first Gathering of the Serbian Diaspora in Slovenia in Portorož. Representatives of 12 Serbian associations from Slovenia, the Republic of Serbia, Italy, Austria, Germany, Switzerland, Croatia and the Republic of Srpska took part in the Gathering. During the Gathering, the above associations presented a rich and diverse cultural and artistic program before a large audience
On 8 and 9 October, Banja Luka will host an event bringing together scientists originally from Serbia and Republic of Srpska who currently work abroad, announced the relevant ministers from Srpska and Serbia, Drago Mastilović and Béla Bálint, after a meeting. The Minister of Scientific and Technological Development and Higher Education of the Republic of Srpska, Prof. Drago Mastilović, PhD, said
Mladen Filipović, Head of the Representative Office, spoke in Banja Luka with Staša Košarac, Minister of Foreign Trade and Economic Relations at the Council of Ministers, and Stevan Rajić, Director of Romanija House, about concrete steps to further support entrepreneurs from the Romanija region and boost production, and the opportunities to place Romanija products on the Austrian market. It was agreed to make Romanija House products available soon
A chocolate production facility in Gradiška starting next year. An Austrian investor will establish a company producing 100% organic, natural-based products. The investment is worth about one million marks. Wolfgang Styx, Austrian company owner, has already launched the initiative and founded a firm in order to build the facility in Gradiška. He said that excellent relationships had already been established
Đorđe Milićević, Minister without Portfolio in the caretaker Government of the Republic of Serbia responsible for monitoring the situation, proposing measures, and participating in the coordination of activities in the field of relations with the diaspora, said yesterday in Bileća that preserving culture and tradition was a shared obligation for all those wishing to see the Serbian national identity preserved and passed on to future generations. During his visit to the Vladimir Gaćinović City Cultural and Artistic Society, Milićević
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