A memorandum of cooperation between the governments of the Republic of Srpska and the Republic of Serbia for the purpose of strengthening ties of diaspora members with the Republic of Srpska and the Republic of Serbia was signed in Belgrade. The exchange of signed documents was completed within the first One Nation, One Assembly – Serbia and Srpska Pan-Serbian Assembly, and the ceremony was attended by the presidents of Serbia and Republic of Srpska

The Minister of Culture in the Republic of Serbia’s Government, Nikola Selaković, and Minister of Education Slavica Đukić Dejanović reached an agreement with the Minister of Education and Culture of the Republic of Srpska, Željka Stojičić, on the implementation of joint activities in the field of culture and education. During the meeting, the ministers stated that the continuation of joint work was in the best interest of Serbia and Republic of Srpska, as well as the Serbian

We expect the Pan-Serbian Assembly to yield continuation of good cooperation and confirmation of our unity, said the Serb Member of the BiH Presidency, Željka Cvijanović. Cvijanović noted that ‘good relations are something we are already living and have experienced.’ – Naturally, we expect these relations to be increasingly better and meaningful. In the past years, they have already been filled in the best possible

The Pan-Serbian Assembly will be a great event and we will establish cooperation at all levels, said the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić. – Also, there will be two presidents present. We are working on declaration wording. There will be a lot of important and common things – said Vučić and added that it would include also the sphere of culture and that all tasks would be finally determined

The 18th Krajina church-people’s pan-Serbian assembly Krušedolska Zvona 2024 was held at the Krušedol Monastery on Fruška Gora. The assembly started with a liturgy and memorial service for all the Serbs killed in the 20th century served in the Church of the Annunciation by His Eminence Bishop Vasilije of Srem with the clergy of the Eparchy of Srem, followed by a cultural and artistic program. The program of the assembly

A concert at the Children’s Cultural Center in Belgrade marked beginning of the All-Serbian Children’s Assembly. The festival gathers children and youth of Serbian origin from the region and the diaspora with the intention of establishing a permanent connection with the homeland, developing a sense of belonging and connecting with peers from Serbia. Children of Serbian origin from Slovenia, Croatia, Romania and Germany came to the Assembly

At the opening of the European Festival of Serbian Diaspora Folklore, the Minister of Culture in the Government of the Republic of Serbia, Nikola Selaković, said that in the 21st century, our people both in the homeland and in the diaspora were making great efforts aimed at preserving Serbian identity and culture. On that occasion, Selaković noted that Serbs not living in their country, but outside their motherland were the most vulnerable in this fight for national identity. He wished the participants to organize every subsequent European Folklore Festival