A meeting between the President of the Republic of Srpska, Željka Cvijanović, and the Prime Minister of Montenegro, Zdravko Krivokapić, who is on an official visit to Srpska, was held in Banja Luka today. After the meeting, the President of Srpska said that discussions covered relations between the Republic of Srpska and Montenegro, and improvement of cooperation. - This was an opportunity to apprise the Montenegrin Prime Minister of the political situation, that the institutions are stable - said Cvijanović.
Acting Director of the Republic Secretariat for Displaced Persons and Migration, Ljubo Ninković, attended the 7th session of the Committee on the Diaspora and Serbs in the Region in Belgrade, where the Commission for Missing Persons of the Government of the Republic of Serbia presented activities to resolve the issue of persons gone missing in armed conflicts in the territory of the former SFRY. At the very beginning of the meeting, the Chairman
Although in the aggravated pandemic conditions, the Jahorina Olympic Center has had its best winter season so far with 125 days of skiing, 265-000 skiers and 26 percent higher income than in the previous year, said the director of the Jahorina Olympic Center, Dejan Ljevnaić, at the presentation of the summer tourist season held in Belgrade, on Novak tennis courts, as part of the ATP tennis
The ties of young Serbs from the region with Serbia should be strengthened, and conditions should be provided for youth to remain in their countries and return to them, stated the Summit of Serbian Youth and Students of the Balkans currently held in Belgrade. Under the slogan Synergy as the key to success, 300 participants gathered from Serbia, Srpska and Montenegro. The summit is
The jubilee 25th Đurđevdan Poets Gathering entitled To Jevrejska was held at the National Library of Serbia today, with participants including poets, prose writers, dramatic artists and musicians with impaired vision, as well as those without disabilities from Serbia, Republic of Srpska and Montenegro. The goal of the event, organized by the Belgrade City Organization of the Blind, is to promote and affirm poetic
Preparations for this year’s traditional event Days of Srpska in Serbia, planned to take place in the first half of September, have started with today’s meeting between the Minister of European Integration and International Cooperation of the Republic of Srpska, Zlatan Klokić, and the head of Srpska Representative Office, Mlađen Cicović. The meeting was held at the Republic of Srpska Representation in Belgrade, and interlocutors expressed the expectation that
Six young chefs from the Down Syndrome Center Banja Luka participated in the 15th jubilean International Youth Gastronomic Festival Reviving Traditions Victory Easter, held on 18 May at the Central Museum of Victory in Moscow. Zoran Jelić, the founder and manager of the Down Syndrome Center, spoke in our morning program about the success of the young chefs, the projects and goals of this Center.
A meeting with representatives of the Ministry of European Integration and International Cooperation, RS Government, was held in the premises of the City Administration of the City of Gradiška. The Head of the Department for Institutional Cooperation and Diaspora, Helena Krnetić, and expert advisor Siniša Dragičević spoke with City Administration representatives about establishing organized communication and strengthening ties with the diaspora. In this regard, they discussed some activities that can contribute to strengthening mutual trust and ultimately result in cooperation in a wide array of activities, ranging from cooperation in nurturing common culture and tradition, to business partnerships and investments in the home country or local community of origin of diaspora members. Ministry representatives briefly presented previous activities implemented by the Ministry for the purpose of mapping and strengthening cooperation with the diaspora, and outlined all types of assistance that the Ministry can provide to local communities in the field of diaspora.
The Border Police was notified by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Serbia about new instructions for persons entering Serbia from countries affected by the coronavirus epidemic, which will enter into force on 14 January 2021. The citizens of BiH, Albania, Bulgaria, North Macedonia and Montenegro are allowed to enter Serbia without a PCR test, the BiH Border Police announced.
The idea of the Republic of Srpska must remain pure, the truth is inevitable, and Srpska is not fighting for its truth, but for an objective approach to facts, said the Serb member and Chairman of the Presidency of BiH, Milorad Dodik, at the forum: Deconstructing the myths about Sarajevo coexistence and Srebrenica genocide, held in Belgrade. The event, which introduced Serbian public
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