The Union of Serbs of Slovenia organized a Slovenian premiere of the film Dara from Jasenovac on the occasion of the Day of Remembrance of Holocaust, Genocide and other WWII Fascism Victims. This event was held at the Maribor Cineplexx cinema. At the beginning, Vladimir Kokanović, President of the Union of Serbs of Slovenia, Andrija Jorgić, director of the company Borba, and
The Đedovina (grandfatherland) Herzegovina House has been opened in Sečanj municipality, colonized by many Herzegovinians, and it will offer visitors the opportunity to see rich historical materials about the Herzegovinian colonization in Banat. In a museum form, the Herzegovina House will display objects and photos of the families that had settled in Sečanj and other
The traditional, ninth Republic of Srpska Evening event was held on 22 April, organized by the Republika Srpska Homeland Community from Subotica. The ceremony was attended by Stevan Bakić, the Mayor of Subotica, Borislav Maksimović, advisor for cooperation development and improvement in education, culture, arts and sports, Aleksandar Đedovac, the Director of the Provincial Fund for Refugees, Displaced Persons and Cooperation with
The 38th Festival of Serb Cultural and Artistic Creativity in Austria was held before a large audience in the Sankt Pölten VAZ hall. Gold plaques were presented to Stevan Mokranjac Serbian cultural center Vienna, KSZS cultural and artistic society Salzburg, Bambi culture and sport association Vienna, J.J Zmaj Sollenau, Mladost cultural and artistic society Leobersdorf, Zavičaj joint ensemble Klagenfurt and Nikola Tesla Villach. Silver plaques went to Jedinstvo cultural and artistic society Vienna,
The sixth consecutive On Ancestral Paths exhibition was opened in the Archives of Vojvodina in Novi Sad, organized by the Srpski krajevi (Serbian regions) association and supported by the Republic of Srpska Representative Office in Serbia. The exhibition, which will remain open to Novi Sad audience until 28 April, consists of 21 works of art created at the traditional On Ancestral Paths art colony in the Macut gallery last December
The Director of the Directorate for Cooperation with the Diaspora and Serbs in the Region, Arnaud Gouillon, said that there were several million Serbs living throughout the world, i.e. several hundred thousand families with children, and added that if only some of them had returned to Serbia, their country would have flourished. For families to decide to return, and there is such trend,
Minister without portfolio in the Government of the Republic of Serbia in charge of coordinating activities and measures in the field of relations with the diaspora, Đorđe Milićević, received representatives of the Association of Serbian Diaspora Folklore Societies, which numbers more than 20 thousand members across Europe. Milićević invited the leaders of Serb associations from Germany, Switzerland and Croatia present at the meeting to participate in
Vrnjačka Banja hosted the First European Festival of Diaspora Children’s Folklore, which saw participation of youth up to the age of 16 from 29 cultural and artistic societies. The festival brought together almost two thousand participants from Austria, Switzerland, Germany, Slovenia, Croatia and Serbia. The minister without portfolio in charge of coordinating activities and measures in the field of relations with the diaspora, Đorđe Milićević
The Investment Development Bank of the Republic of Srpska continues its activities on strongly promoting the Republic of Srpska’s potential in order to attract quality foreign investments. The acting director, Dražen Vrhovac, was on a two-day visit to Vienna, where together with the Head of the Republic of Srpska Viennese Representative Office, Mladen Filipović, at the invitation of Austrian businessmen, he had three meetings with businessmen who showed great
The Embassy of the Republic of Serbia in Canberra and be:longing online magazine organized a Serbian Soiree literary evening at the residence of the Ambassador of the Republic of Serbia in Canberra, which was attended by about 50 prominent individuals – primarily members of the Canberra Serbian community, but also guests from Sydney and Melbourne, and a number of Australian cultural
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