On the last day of September, the Viennese Albert Hall hosted a ceremony on the occasion of SECS Prosvjeta’s jubilee – 10 years of supplementary Serbian schools in Austria, which was attended by a large number of guests and state dignitaries. The ceremony was also attended by the Head of the Representative Office of the Republic of Srpska in Austria, Mladen Filipović, who said that the Representation had been cooperating with Prosvjeta for
Serbian Days were opened in Budapest at the beginning of October, officially marking the beginning of the Month of Serbian Culture, where the wealth of Serbian culture, spirituality, tradition and contemporary creativity will be presented. The Republic of Srpska, Serbia, and naturally Serbian community in Hungary participated in the organization of this important event. The ceremonial opening took place in the endowment of the famous benefactor Sava Tekelija,
In the previous three years, the Directorate for Cooperation with the Diaspora and Serbs in the Region opened 34 supplementary Serbian language schools around the world, in the Canary Islands, Malta, Spain, Portugal, the Netherlands and Russia. These schools are part of the work system of Serbian Ministry of Education. Arnaud Gouillon, Director of the Directorate for Cooperation with the Diaspora and Serbs in
Minister without portfolio in charge of relations with the diaspora Đorđe Milićević said that a continuous conversation with our people in the diaspora was required, and for cooperation to be based on understanding, respect and appreciation. ‘Not only for our compatriots who live outside of Serbia to hear Serbia, but also for Serbia to hear what our compatriots who live outside of Serbia think and need
The Minister without portfolio in charge of relations with the diaspora, Đorđe Milićević, together with the President of the Municipality of Boljevac, Dr Nebojša Marjanović, opened a thematic environmental and educational camp for youth from the region and the diaspora, gathering young Serbs from seven countries. This is one of 22 camps in cities and municipalities throughout Serbia, whose organization was funded by the Government through
The Head of the Republic of Srpska Representation in Austria, Mladen Filipović, spoke yesterday in Vienna with the newly appointed BiH Ambassador to Austria, Siniša Bencun. During the discussion, Filipović wished Ambassador Bencun much success in his future work, and expressed his belief that the previous good cooperation in various fields would continue in the future. On this occasion, the Head of the Representation
The cultural and sports association Bambi is a recipient of the Plaque for contribution to the development of the cultural life and wealth of the city of Vienna and the municipality of Ottakring. Our club received this award from the hands of the Mayor of Vienna, Michael Ludwig, and the President of the Vienna’s 16th municipality, Franz Prokop, at the opening of the traditional Ottakringer Kirtag event. On that occasion, Bambi’s folklore ensemble performed a pastoral for all the present. Incidentally, the 16th
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
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