The Minister of European Integration and International Cooperation of the Republic of Srpska, Zlatan Klokić, said that the Republic of Srpska, if it wanted to become part of the developed and technologically advanced world, had to start looking at digitization, artificial intelligence and cyber security as an integral part of all socio-economic processes. Opening Infosec, the conference on information security in Jahorina, which gathered 190 participants from the territory of Serbia,
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
Minister of European Integration and International Cooperation Zlatan Klokić said that Hungary’s support was of great importance for the Republic of Srpska, and that two-day visit by Srpska’s President, Milorad Dodik, was a continuation of friendly relations between the two countries. Klokić stated that Hungarian officials always emphasized their understanding and respect of the position and views of the Republic of Srpska regarding
Do you live in the diaspora? Do you want your voice to be heard? Do you want to give your opinion on the cooperation of the diaspora with the Ministry of European Integration and International Cooperation and other Republic institutions? YOUR OPINION MATTERS TO US! Your suggestions that will contribute to the strengthening of diaspora-Republic of Srpska cooperation also matter to us, and for this
The Minister of Foreign Trade and Economic Relations in the Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Staša Košarac, visited yesterday the Representative Office of the Republic of Srpska in Serbia, where he spoke with the Head of the Representation, Mlađen Cicović, about past activities dedicated to Serbian identity, national unity and promotion of the Serbian language, alphabet, history and tradition. Their conversation placed a special focus on the Days
Literature in the diaspora, created exclusively in the Serbian language and scattered in many countries around the world, has been building very slowly its physiognomy, poetics, aesthetics, national recognition and patriotic and nostalgic conception. Only in recent times, a more favorable climate has been created for learning about the cultural and artistic creativity of our people in the world, which is very diverse and rich, but at the same time uneven
On 27 September, the Diaspora Business Council held its first meeting at the Serbian Chamber of Commerce. In the next four years, the Diaspora Business Council will be a programming and operational body dealing with the achievement of specific goals in various topics, from the diaspora investment support system in cooperation with the partners in Serbia taken over from the Link UP! Serbia
Last night, Niš National Theater hosted closing ceremony of the Days of Srpska in Serbia, the traditional event that presented the culture, art, economy, science and education of the Republic of Srpska in 11 cities across Serbia during seven days. The closing ceremony of the event was attended by the Minister of European Integration and International Cooperation of the Republic of Srpska, Zlatan Klokić, Serbian Minister of Labor,
Promotion of the cultural property Zmijanje embroidery safeguards tradition, but also raises awareness of the importance of preserving the overall intangible cultural heritage of the Republic of Srpska, said the Women’s Humanitarian Association Duga from Banja Luka. Since 2013, this association has promoted Zmijanje embroidery, which is on the UNESCO list, at 16 festivals and exhibitions in BiH, the region and Europe,
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