Svetlana Matić has been working for years on preserving the Serbian language and Cyrillic script, as well as traditions and national identity in Austria. The Cultural and Educational Community of Serbia presented a portrait of professor and writer Svetlana Matić, who has been creating and contributing to the culture of our diaspora in Vienna for a long time. The ceremonial presentation of the author of 17 books, who began as a writer of primers and a children’s poet while teaching Serbian to our children in Viennese
A delegation from the Representative Office of the Republic of Srpska in Serbia, led by the Head of the Representation Mlađen Cicović, will visit the Municipality of Obrenovac on 23 April 2026, officially launching this year’s campaign of donating books to libraries in Serbia under the title Culture Connects Us, Books Unite Us. A meeting with the President of the Municipality Miloš Peković will take place in the Obrenovac City Hall, starting at 9:00hrs
On the first day of the official visit to Paris, together with associates from the Museum of the Republic of Srpska, the Director of the Museum Davor Strika had a meeting at the Louvre Museum with the Head of the International Cooperation Sector Cyrille Gouyette and his team. The meeting discussed the possibilities and models of cooperation between our museums, primarily through exchange of experiences and experts, and
A scientific panel discussion entitled The Dayton Framework and Political Realities in Bosnia and Herzegovina was held in Vienna yesterday, dedicated to the analysis of the social and political development of BiH three decades after the signing of the Dayton Peace Agreement. The event was organized by the Center for Federal and International Studies of the Faculty of Political Science, University of Banja Luka, and the Center for Serbian Studies of the Faculty of Philosophy
The Serbian diaspora celebrated Easter across the planet by gathering under the arches of Serbian Orthodox Church temples, from Europe to South America. Through liturgical gatherings, joint prayers and festive customs, our people preserved the spirit of faith on all meridians, and churches in centers such as London and Chicago were filled to capacity. Across Great Britain and Ireland,
On 28 February 2026, the Italian city of Lonigo held the event Homolje Motives of the Diaspora, organized by the Mladost Cultural Association of Serbs Lonigo. This festival of folklore, songs and traditions gathered more than 300 performers from Italy, Austria, Germany, Slovenia and Serbia. The program began with a ceremonial parade through the city center, modeled on the Homolje Motives of Kučevo, in
The Tesla Science Foundation of Serbia is announcing its award-winning literary competition within the traditional event Tesla Days for all elementary school students from the Republic of Serbia, Serbian schools and Nikola Tesla clubs in the diaspora. The theme of the In the Name of People and Peace – Tesla competition invites children to explore the values of peace, humanity, knowledge and understanding through literary creativity. Students may reflect
The Minister without portfolio in the 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, Đorđe Milićević, visited Topola yesterday, where he spoke with the leadership of the municipality about his office’s projects, and organizing a summer thematic camp for youth from the diaspora and the region. On that occasion, Milićević
At the end of February, representatives of institutions, organizations, academia and the diaspora gathered in Tirana to open one of the key questions for the Western Balkans today: how to transform the way we approach migration into a sustainable model of cooperation, exchange and development. The LeadBalkans 2026 conference, held from 25 to 27 February and organized by the Western Balkans Fund
A series of thematic workshops entitled Museums – Guardians of Tradition and Culture were held in recent days in the premises of the Jovan Miletić Serbian Supplementary School in Trieste, a school of the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Serbia. In all teaching groups, with the help of teachers Danijela Janković and Slađana Marković, classrooms were temporarily transformed into authentic exhibition spaces dedicated to national heritage. The aim of the workshops was
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