The first forum of young talents from the motherland and the diaspora was held in Banja Luka on 6 and 7 December, in a hybrid format, with the participation of young people from the Republic of Srpska, Serbia and abroad who are studying at prestigious world universities and faculties.
The tenth Days of Srpska in Serbia were solemnly opened last night in Belgrade. The ceremony was attended by the highest representatives of Srpska and Serbia, His Holiness Serbian Patriarch Porfirije, ministers of the two governments, army and police generals, academicians, prominent artists and businessmen. The event was officially opened by an appropriate oration of the Prime Minister of the Republic of Srpska, Radovan Višković. Višković pointed out that
The President of the Republic of Srpska, Želјka Cvijanović, assessed that the process of connecting the motherland and the diaspora through exchange of ideas, proposals and initiatives of young talents, as a strong link, was a very useful and huge potential.
The Vice Prime Minister of the Republic of Srpska, Srebrenka Golić, and the Mayor of Belgrade, Aleksandar Šapić, agreed to expand the cooperation between the Serbian capital and cities and municipalities in Srpska. – That cooperation would take place in business, culture, sports and health and other areas. I introduced Šapić to the forms and types of cooperation that could be achieved, and also
The Minister of European Integration and International Cooperation, Zlatan Klokić, opened the 1st forum of young talents from the homeland and the diaspora, which is being held in Banja Luka on 6 and 7 December, in a hybrid format due to the coronavirus pandemic. The participants are young people from the Republic of Srpska, Serbia and abroad who study at prestigious world universities and faculties. The forum
The goal of the event Days of Srpska in Serbia, which starts today in Belgrade, is to present all the potential of the Republic to the population across the Drina, said the RS Minister of European Integration and International Cooperation, Zlatan Klokić. The event, which is organized by the Representative Office of the Republic of Srpska in Serbia, marks its jubilee this year. – This is the tenth Days of Srpska in Serbia event. As
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.
Cultural heritage is the spiritual and moral backbone of a nation, and preservation of cultural heritage is a question of identity, especially of the Serbian people, said the Minister of Education and Culture of the Republic of Srpska, Natalija Trivić. – The historical framework in which we live imposes a special responsibility on us, so as not to break this vertical connecting the ancestors with new generations – said Trivić
The Investment Development Bank of the Republic of Srpska, together with the Government of the Republic of Srpska and in partnership with Prointer ITSS, organized successfully the Second Investment Conference Invest Srpska 2022, held from 5 to 7 September 2022 in Prijedor under the slogan Invest in Srpska. In one place, the conference gathered a large number of relevant participants from the business and
The institutions of the Republic of Srpska have undertaken activities to create a database of emigrants and their associations, taking into account the significant number of citizens of the Republic of Srpska in the diaspora, as well as the great potential for cooperation. The Diaspora Register gathers data on natural persons and legal entities and associations in the diaspora, with the aim of establishing and developing cooperation between the institutions of the Republic of Srpska and the diaspora, as well as
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