Serbian Cultural Center from Sindelfingen near Stuttgart organized folklore meetings of nine societies from Europe, with the aim of promoting the traditions and culture of the Serbian people, said yesterday BiH Consul General in Stuttgart, Vera Sajić. Sajić noted that fostering Serbian tradition and culture abroad had to remain a priority so that generations living far from their motherland
On Sunday, 1 October 2023, the Serbian Days event was opened in Budapest’s Tekelianum, marking the official beginning of the month of Serbian culture in Hungary. Before the program started, His Eminence Bishop Lukijan of Buda met in Tekelianum with the President of the Republic of Srpska, Milorad Dodik, and then with Minister Đorđe Milićević, who is in charge of coordinating measures and activities
Last evening, a ceremonial academy was held in Vienna to mark ten years of existence of Prosvjeta SECS Serbian supplementary schools in Austria, including cultural and artistic program and attendance of Serbian students. The ceremony was opened by Arnaud Gouillon, Director of the Directorate for Cooperation with the Diaspora and Serbs in the Region in Serbian Government. Before the start of the ceremony, Gouillon visited the premises of the Representative Office, where he spoke with its head
The Minister of Foreign Trade and Economic Relations in the Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Staša Košarac, visited yesterday the Representative Office of the Republic of Srpska in Serbia, where he spoke with the Head of the Representation, Mlađen Cicović, about past activities dedicated to Serbian identity, national unity and promotion of the Serbian language, alphabet, history and tradition. Their conversation placed a special focus on the Days
Literature in the diaspora, created exclusively in the Serbian language and scattered in many countries around the world, has been building very slowly its physiognomy, poetics, aesthetics, national recognition and patriotic and nostalgic conception. Only in recent times, a more favorable climate has been created for learning about the cultural and artistic creativity of our people in the world, which is very diverse and rich, but at the same time uneven
On 27 September, the Diaspora Business Council held its first meeting at the Serbian Chamber of Commerce. In the next four years, the Diaspora Business Council will be a programming and operational body dealing with the achievement of specific goals in various topics, from the diaspora investment support system in cooperation with the partners in Serbia taken over from the Link UP! Serbia
Last night, Niš National Theater hosted closing ceremony of the Days of Srpska in Serbia, the traditional event that presented the culture, art, economy, science and education of the Republic of Srpska in 11 cities across Serbia during seven days. The closing ceremony of the event was attended by the Minister of European Integration and International Cooperation of the Republic of Srpska, Zlatan Klokić, Serbian Minister of Labor,
As part of his working visit to Vienna, the Minister of Foreign Trade and Economic Relations in the Council of Ministers, Staša Košarac, visited the Representative Office of the Republic of Srpska in Austria yesterday. With the Head of the Representation, Mladen Filipović, and representatives of Serbian community in Austria – businessmen and association members, he discussed their position and role in social and political processes in Austria.
The Mayor Simo Salapura and his associates organized a reception in Zrenjanin for a delegation of the Republic of Srpska consisting of Goran Vučić, ministry chief of staff, Mlađen Cicović, head of the Republic of Srpska Representation in Serbia, and Jelena Kusmuk and Tatjana Duvnjak, advisors at the Republic of Srpska Representation in Serbia. ‘We opened the event on 20 September at the National Theater in Belgrade
The exhibition entitled Cyrillic, the Unfadable Seal of Identity was presented in Vienna, organized jointly by the Serbian Educational and Cultural Society (SECS) Prosvjeta Austria and the Center for Serbs in the Diaspora Sveti Sava from Belgrade. The author of the exhibition, set up this weekend in the hall of the Church of St Sava as part of the celebration of 10 years since the establishment of Prosvjeta supplementary
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