On the occasion of successful school year completion of the Serbian school in Salzburg, Austria, the fourth seminar of the teaching staff of Serbian supplementary schools in Austria was held in the premises of the Consulate General of Serbia. This year again, the founder and manager of the schools, Prof. Srđan Mijalković prepared and led the seminar, and teachers and pedagogues of Serbian schools from all over Austria responded to his invitation
Slađana Nikolić, special advisor to the Minister, said at the Unity and Strength – Serbia gathering that supplementary schools abroad were key instruments for preserving the national and cultural identity of children in the diaspora. Presenting the results of the development of educational work in the Serbian language abroad to date, she stated that interest in attending educational work in Serbian was continuously growing among the Serbian people living abroad
The Minister of European Integration and International Cooperation of the Republic of Srpska, Zlatan Klokić, said on Zlatibor that the greatest value of Serbs was their unity, wherever they were. Addressing the many guests at the Unity and Strength – Serbia event, Klokić noted that he was pleased that Serbs from all over the world had gathered precisely on Vidovdan. – Know
The largest Serbian diaspora folklore festival in Europe was held in Italy, gathering around 5,000 visitors and 1,300 performers from 22 associations over two days, said the president of the Serbian Diaspora Union, Đorđe Milanović. Milanović thanked the president of the Republic of Srpska Milorad Dodik, who supported the Brojanica festival with BAM 10,000. – The festival, held in
Students of the Saint Sava Serbian Supplementary School from Italy, teaching locations of Valdagno, Alonte, Vicenza and Bassano del Grappa, marked the end of another successful school year with school recitals. ‘With songs, recitals and smiles, our small and big students of the Serbian Supplementary School, led by teachers Jasmina Stojković and Magdalena Donevski, showed the importance of cherishing the Serbian language,
The Vidovdan recital by students of the Serbian Supplementary School of Paris city and region was held on Sunday, 22 June 2025, in the ceremonial hall of the Church of Saint Sava. The recital was opened by the coordinator of the Serbian Supplementary School, Marija Praizović, and the attendees were also addressed by the Ambassador of the Republic of Serbia to France, Ana Hrustanović, and Bishop Justin of Western Europe. Then the students
The Serbian-Austrian Business Forum in Belgrade brought together seventy domestic and Austrian companies with the aim of exchanging experiences and strengthening mutual cooperation. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy Adrijana Mesarović stated that the Forum held at the Serbian Chamber of Commerce was a significant step in developing economic cooperation. ‘Austria has been one of Serbia’s most important and
From 19 to 22 June 2025, a festival of Serbian diaspora folklore Brojanica will be held in the province of Trento, Vigolo Vattaro in Italy. The organizer of this gathering is Trento-based association Vidovdan. ‘In two festival evenings, visitors will have the opportunity to see 42 choreographies performed by cultural and artistic societies from Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, Sweden, Italy and Serbia,’ the organizers said
The Republic Pedagogical Institute of the Republic of Srpska, the Representative Office of the Republic of Srpska in Greece and the Consulate General of Serbia in Thessaloniki organized presenting the Thessaloniki-based Serbian School with a valuable quantity of books intended to improve teaching in the Serbian language and preserve the cultural and linguistic identity of children in the diaspora. The donation includes textbooks and works of Serbian literature adapted to children of different ages. This initiative aims to
The 100 members of the Vienna City Council, i.e. Provincial Parliament, who have taken the oath include Ilija Tufegdžić from the Freedom Party of Austria (FPO). According to him, he will be the voice of his compatriots in the Austrian capital for the next five years. The new members’ terms were confirmed at the constituent session of the parliament. According to estimates, nearly 200,000 people of Serbian origin live in Vienna
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