The St Sava Academy to be held in Skopje on 27 January will mark the national day of the Serbian community in North Macedonia, thus demonstrating the unity of the Serbian people wherever they live, said Ivan Stoilković, president of the Organizing Committee for holding of the St Sava festivities. Officials from North Macedonia, Serbia, Republic of Srpska and Montenegro will attend the Academy. Stoilković, who is the president of the Democratic Party of Serbs
The Serbian Diaspora Library based in Belgrade is a project of the association Diaspora for Motherland Fund, supported by the Directorate for Cooperation with the Diaspora and Serbs in the Region of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The project was conceived as part of the wider mission of establishing a central diaspora library to be a unique cultural institution in the Republic of Serbia, with the aim of connecting the motherland and the diaspora.
The Head of the Representative Office Mladen Filipović visited Dukat cultural and artistic society in Traiskirchen yesterday. The visit was organized in cooperation with the Association of Serbs in Austria, the Umbrella Organization of Independent Serbian Associations from Lower Austria (KOSSA), the Austrian Association of Serbian Folklore (AASF) and Dukat cultural and artistic society. The present were addressed, in addition to Filipović, by Ranka Savić, president of KOSSA, Aleksandar Stanković, president of AASF, and
The jubilee 25th St Sava Ball, organized by the Serbian Center, was held in Vienna. The event took place in the Hofburg Palace and gathered more than two thousand participants from the Republic of Srpska, Serbia and Austria. The event is of humanitarian character. The funds raised are intended for the Down Syndrome Center Banja Luka. Numerous invitees and guests attended the traditional St Sava Ball. The event
The Head of the Representative Office of the Republic of Srpska in Austria, Mladen Filipović, said that the Austrian market had the greatest interest in the wood and metal sectors, but that opportunities were also opening for cooperation improvement in the fields of new technologies and process manufacturing. Filipović noted that economic cooperation strengthening and institutional connecting remained the priority in Representation’s work, in addition to preserving
The Association of Serbian Businessmen of Switzerland has been actively involved in celebrating the Day of the Republic of Srpska, so the Medal of Merit to the People it was awarded on the occasion of that holiday represents the support and recognition for decades of work on connecting the diaspora and the motherland. That afforded an opportunity for interview with Stojan Stevanović, president of the Association of Serbian Businessmen of Switzerland. As the president of a Serbian diaspora association, what is
At the initiative of several students of Serbian origin, Serbian Cultural Club was recently founded at the prestigious US DePaul University based in Chicago with the aim to bring together all our academics who study there, regardless of whether they came from the homeland to study or were born and raised in America. Third-year management student
The eleventh Serbian New Year’s concert, organized by the Serbian Educational and Cultural Society (SECS) Prosvjeta, was held in the pleasant atmosphere of the Vienna Concert Hall (Ehrbar Saal). The guests included members of Austrian institutions, Ms Gudrun Kugler, Mr Maximilian Krauss and others, and head of the Representative Office of the Republic of Srpska in Austria, Mr Mladen Filipović, assistant minister for cooperation with
The Union of Krajina Associations from Novi Sad, supported by the Fund for Refugees, Displaced Persons and Cooperation with Serbs in the Region and Republic of Srpska Representative Office in Serbia, celebrated last evening the Republic of Srpska Day and Slava the Holy First Martyr and Archdeacon Stefan. The ceremony held at the SPENS amphitheatre in Novi Sad sent the messages
The program of the assembly of the Association of Writers of Serbia held in the Serbian Army House in Belgrade included presenting the traditional recognitions of this important institution, one of which was awarded to prof. Srđan Mijalković, founder of the SECS Prosvjeta Committee Vienna. Mijalković, who is the vice-president of Viennese Prosvjeta, was ceremoniously presented with a special recognition, a plaque with the image of Simo Matavulj, an author
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