Father and son Živan and Milutin Marković from Brusnica near Lopare have decided to partially transfer their geothermal energy experience and business from Switzerland to Majevica. In Lopare, they founded the company MB Therm, which manufactures geothermal probes and components for geothermal energy exploitation. The company’s director, Milutin Marković, said
The event Encounters on the Drina – Bridges of Serbian Unity was held in Višegrad. It said that the Serbian people remained united and unwavering. The event began with the participants gathering on the Mehmed Paša Sokolović Bridge, where the 80-meter-long flags of the Republic of Srpska and Serbia were unfurled. This was followed by a parade to Andrićgrad, where, after the national anthems of Srpska
The European Festival of Serbian Folklore of the Diaspora and Serbs in the Region opened in Banja Luka, bringing together 32 folklore ensembles with more than 1,600 participants, whose dance and song presented the rich cultural heritage of the Serbian people and their strong ties to their homeland. The Minister of Education and Culture of the Republic of Srpska, Željka Stojičić, stated that
The President of the Republic of Srpska, Milorad Dodik, visited children attending the Serbian School in Budapest. Around 40 students from the Republic of Srpska attend this school. Earlier, His Eminence Metropolitan Lukijan of Buda presented Dodik with the Charter for Love, Kindness and Effort. Metropolitan Lukijan of Buda welcomed Srpska’s President, who was on a working visit to Hungary
Representatives of 12 companies from the Republic of Srpska, which have participated in the Fit4Austria project in recent months, were presented with certificates from the Austrian Chamber of Commerce in Vienna. During three days in Vienna, the participants of the Fit4Austria program had organized meetings with representatives of Austrian companies and Austrian Chamber of Commerce; and presentation of certificates of the Austrian Chamber of Commerce (WIFI International certificate) completed
Head of the Republic of Srpska Representative Office in Austria, Mladen Filipović, met in Sankt Pölten with representatives of the Sankt Pölten Serbian Orthodox Church and Wilhelmsburg Krajišnik Club. During the meeting, they discussed the position of the Serbian community and the activities of Serbian clubs and associations in Lower Austria, and one of the initiatives discussed was
Organized by the Serbian Chamber of Commerce, with the support of GIZ and Returning Point, a dedicated session of the Business Council for Diaspora was held under the title Business Diaspora and Green Innovation. The event brought together members of the business diaspora and representatives from Serbia’s public, private, and civil sectors to strengthen cooperation and explore new business and investment opportunities between the motherland
At a meeting in the City Administration, Trebinje Mayor Mirko Ćurić and representatives of the Vienna Serbian Center agreed that Trebinje would be a partner in organizing the St. Sava Ball in Vienna. Mayor Ćurić said this was a continuation of cooperation with representatives of Viennese Serbs, who had supported our city’s earlier presentation in the Austrian capital. ‘We are extremely pleased
On 24 and 25 May 2025, the May Meetings of Diaspora Writers celebrated its seventh anniversary in Stuttgart, bringing together Serbian literary creators and lovers of the written word from different parts of Europe. This significant cultural event was an opportunity to present new literary works, exchange experiences, and foster the Serbian language and culture in the diaspora.
Students of Prosvjeta schools throughout Austria are increasingly hard-working and active, and the schools’ teaching team, in addition to regular classes, uses the nice weather to hold classes in nature, but also to participate in the social life of the local communities where the schools operate. The manager and founder of the schools, Prof. Srđan Mijalković, endeavors to visit the schools as often as possible
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