At the initiative of the Kosovo and Metohija Aid Committee, the Alliance of Serbs in Austria launched the Each Serb One Euro campaign to finance humanitarian projects, help vulnerable families, public and religious institutions and organizations preserving Serbian tradition and culture. This project will include the engagement of numerous Serbian clubs and associations in Austria, which, by contributing
The Minister of European Integration and International Cooperation of the Republic of Srpska Zlatan Klokić said at a meeting of diaspora representatives held in Stuttgart that Srpska’s institutions were working on developing specific measures to support the diaspora, and invited all interested parties to actively participate in upcoming projects. The discussion focused on the topics of improving cooperation between the motherland and the diaspora, encouraging investments,
Stuttgart hosted a screening of the film The Witness, which, among other things, addresses the suffering of Serbs in the past war and the work of the renowned doctor Zoran Stanković. The screening was attended by the Minister of European Integration and International Cooperation, Zlatan Klokić, who said that this was one of the activities of the Ministry, and that film was one of the most powerful media for presenting
The ethno-group Trag from Banja Luka performed in Paris, promoting the cultural and musical heritage of the Republic of Srpska and BiH, announced BiH Embassy in France. The concert was organized by the BiH Permanent Delegate to UNESCO, Ambassador Bojana Kondić Panić. In UNESCO premises, the audience had the opportunity to enjoy the authentic sounds of traditional Balkan music, which
In cooperation with the Organization of Serbian Students Abroad Vienna (OSSA Vienna) and the Association of Serbian Students in Austria (ASSA), the Representative Office has launched a project of organizing student internships for young people of our origin. This is a unique opportunity for students interested in economics and international relations! The Republic of Srpska Representative Office in Austria offers two month volunteer internships
This year’s event Meetings of Serbian Countries started on Thursday, 27 March with more than 300 participants from Serbia, Republic of Srpska, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Croatia gathering on Jahorina. The same evening included a musical welcome with an address by the president of this year’s meetings, Slobodan Đorđević from Zvečan, and a competition for the first voice of the Meetings, where Teodora Janičić triumphed.
At a press conference yesterday, the minister without portfolio in charge of coordinating activities and measures in the field of relations with the diaspora, Đorđe Milićević, presented a team of professors, academics and prominent figures from public and cultural life who are participating in the implementation of the project Serbian National Interests – Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow, and said on that occasion that the project aimed
The traditional cultural and sports event Meetings of Serbian Countries will take place on Jahorina from Thursday, 27 March, to Sunday, 30 March, bringing together more than 300 participants from Serbia, Republic of Srpska, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Croatia. The Meetings are organized by the Dobrica Erić Association for the Defense of the Cyrillic Alphabet in cooperation with the Representative Office of the Republic of Srpska in Serbia, with the support of the Office of the President of the Republic of Srpska
The 26th anniversary of the NATO bombing of the then Federal Republic of Yugoslavia was marked by holding of a symposium entitled NATO War 1999 – Causes, Consequences, Lessons. The symposium took place in the Albert Hall, organized by the Serbian-Austrian Solidarity Movement, and with the support of the Republic of Srpska Representative Office in Austria and the SECS Prosvjeta Vienna. Hannes Hofbauer, Austrian opinion journalist and historian, and Zoran Avramović, Belgrade-based sociologist and author, spoke about the NATO aggression against the FRY and the bombing of Serbia
Serbian Center Vienna organized visit by the Vrapčići Children’s Choir Banja Luka to the Austrian capital. Enormous interest was generated by the Banja Luka little ones’ concert, and their peers and parents packed the Viennese Akzent Theater, which had the privilege of hosting this children’s choir, whose members enchanted the audience with their talent, energy and playful performance
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