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
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
An exhibition of works by academic painter Natalija Cimeša and photographer Dejan Čabrilo opened at the Steiner Gallery in Vienna, as part of the Days of Semberija in Austria event. The exhibition will remain open until 10 October 2026. Mladen Filipović, Head of the Republic of Srpska Representative Office in Austria, and Siniša Bencun, BiH Ambassador to Austria, spoke at the opening
The Days of Semberija in Austria event was ceremoniously opened with an apposite artistic program at the premises of the Republic of Srpska Representative Office in Vienna. The formal ceremony, held in the Albert Hall, brought together many representatives of the diplomatic corps, Austrian institutions, business community, and Serbian diaspora. The Semberija Days in Austria event included holding a business gathering in Vienna aimed at
The Association of Serbs in Slovakia and the Vojvodina Journalists’ Association, in cooperation with the Faculty of Saints Cyril and Methodius Trnava (Slovakia), organized a professional conference on The Serbian Language and Script in the Media, from 11 to 13 September 2026. The patron of this significant conference was Vladimir Kokanović, Director of the Directorate for Cooperation with the Diaspora
The Republic of Srpska Memorial Center presented the exhibition Learn About Serbian Suffering at the United States Congress, thus opening a space in one of the world’s most important political centers for documents, testimonies, and historical facts about the suffering of the Serbian people. The exhibition is displayed in the Rayburn House Office Building, one of the main US House of Representatives buildings, in an area traversed daily by
The Days of Semberija in Austria, an event aimed at presenting the cultural, artistic, and economic potential of the Semberija region and strengthening ties with Austria, will take place from 22 to 27 September in Vienna, Tulln, and Graz. The event is organized by the Representative Office of the Republic of Srpska in Austria, the Embassy of BiH in Austria, and the Semberija Cultural Center Bijeljina. Over the course of six days, a series of cultural, artistic, and business-oriented activities will be organized
As part of the Days of Srpska in Serbia event, the President of the Municipality of Velika Plana, Strahinja Pavešković, received a delegation from the Representative Office of the Republic Srpska in Serbia. The artistic part of the program featured the monodrama U znaku bijelog štapa (Under the Sign of the White Cane) and a concert by the band One tri from Banja Luka. Mlađen Cicović, Head of the Republic of Srpska Representation in Serbia, said that
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