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DIASPORA DAYS IN LOPARE

IN LOPARE There is no place like home is the motto under which the Municipality of Lopare and the Association of Majevicans in Switzerland are organizing this year’s Days of the Diaspora from 24 July to 31 in Lopare. The event, which is being organized for the eleventh time, included holding of a number of events, such as painting exhibitions, promotions, folk creativity assembly, sports competitions, and a cauldron festival.

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"Learn from Ancestors" Song Recorded by Children from Serbia, Region and Diaspora

After the Children to Serbia 1 project, the Association of Music Teachers of Serbia recently announced the follow-up – Children to Serbia 2. The new project recorded the song Learn from Ancestors. This project is supported by the Ministry of Culture and Information of the Republic of Serbia and the Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development of the Republic of Serbia

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Klokić: Idea to Establish Representative Office in Hungary Will Have to Wait a Bit

The Minister of European Integration and International Cooperation of the Republic of Srpska, Zlatan Klokić, said that the idea to establish Srpska’s representative office in Hungary would have to wait a little longer because many things had changed at the geopolitical level due to the conflict in Ukraine. Klokić pointed out that Srpska was determined to strengthen its network of representative offices, and that it was possible that

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Klokić: Applicants from Srpska Withdrew about EUR 255 Million from EU Funds Last Year

The Minister of European Integration and International Cooperation of the Republic of Srpska, Zlatan Klokić, invited those interested to apply as much as possible for the funding offered by EU funds, illustrating this with the data that in the past year applicants from Srpska had participated in the implementation of 182 such projects of a total value of about EUR 255 million. In an interview for Srna, Klokić

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Prijedor: Let Us Preserve Our Tradition Folk Dance Festival Held

The Let Us Save Our Tradition folk dance festival was held in the Mladost sports hall on Saturday. This festival was organized by the Prijedor cultural and artistic society Šarenica, and included participation, in addition to the members of this society, of six other societies from the Republic of Srpska, Croatia and Austria. The vice-president of the Graz cultural and artistic society Kolo sreće, Ljiljana Aksentić, says that this is their first performance

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Austrian Investors Interested in Investing in Srpska

Investors from Austria visited Banja Luka today and continued to discover the possibilities for investing in the Republic of Srpska, announced Srpska’s Investment Development Bank. Yesterday in Prijedor, these investors expressed great interest in investing in the Republic of Srpska. The press release states that the guests from Austria spoke yesterday in Prijedor with the acting director

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Mlađen Cicović: We Never Needed Unity More

At the times in which we live and see what and where from is looming over and threatening Srpska and Serbia, I believe that we must voice more often and louder the more than ever needed unity, because indeed only unanimity and a firm belief in the strength of Serbian unanimity and unity can preserve us, not to say save us.

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Gouillon: It Is Not the Same to Be Serb in Banja Luka and Somewhere in FBiH

The Director of the Directorate for Cooperation with the Diaspora and Serbs in the Region at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Serbia, Arnaud Gouillon, said that he was aware of the seizing of Serb property in the Federation of BiH, Croatia and Kosovo and Metohija, and that it was unconceivable and unacceptable that some Serb towns in the FBiH had no water. Gouillon noted that

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Vučić: Protect Serbian Language and Cyrillic Script

The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, hosted Serb children from Croatia, Slovenia and Hungary in Belgrade, telling them that they had something to be proud of and that they should protect Serbian language, especially the Cyrillic script. – Regardless of some in the region seeing the Cyrillic script as hieroglyphics, we know how perfect it is and how much

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Matija Bećković Received Charter for Promotion of Prosvjeta

Academician Matija Bećković was presented a Charter for exceptional assistance and support in promoting the Serbian educational and cultural society Prosvjeta in Kozarska Dubica. Bećković said that Prosvjeta membership had included all the most notable people of Serbian education and culture, and that Kozarska Dubica was the hometown of the archpriest Slavko Vujasinović, the first secretary of Prosvjeta in 1902.

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