The sixth international prayer breakfast was held in the Austrian parliament, and included attendance of many representatives of Serbs, among them Bishop Andrej, head of the Republic of Srpska Representation in Austria Mladen Filipović, president of the Serbian Folklore Association of Austria Aleksandar Stanković, etc. The international parliamentary prayer breakfast, with a long tradition in many parliaments around the world, has meanwhile become

Although the Serbian community in Hungary is not numerous, it is very well organized and enjoys great institutional support from the Hungarian state, for which I am very grateful, said the President of the National Assembly of the Republic of Srpska Nenad Stevandić, who spoke in Budapest with the governing board of the Serb Self-Government in Hungary (SSM) about the position of the Serbian minority in Hungary and continuation of cultural

The cultural and artistic society Sveti Nikolaj Srpski from Ulm organized a folklore spectacle attended by about 1,000 of our people. The guests arrived from other German cities, but also from Austria, Switzerland and Serbia. Folklore ensembles performed choreographies on the stage displaying a Sirogojno village panorama on a 10-meter panel. Program script unfolded

The Minister without portfolio in the Government of the Republic of Serbia in charge of coordinating activities and measures in the area of relations with the diaspora, Đorđe Milićević, attended the diploma awarding ceremony for students who completed the eighth grade of Serbian supplementary schools in the Swiss Confederation. Minister Milićević, who is currently also the Acting Minister of Education, kept the promise he had made to the Serbian diaspora during his previous

The Association of Serbian Businessmen in Switzerland celebrated its 35 years of existence. At this celebration, marking a great jubilee and 35 years of successful work, the Ambassador of the Republic of Serbia in Switzerland, Goran Bradić, spoke about the political and economic situation and relations with the Swiss Confederation. ‘He said that Serbia was a politically and economically stable country

The students of Prosvjeta’s Serbian Language School from Graz, Gmunden and Wels visited the capital of Austria last weekend and enjoyed a trip symbolically titled Following Vuk’s Footsteps. ‘Walking through the streets of Vienna, we learned about the history of the most important locations that marked the life of Vuk Stefanović Karadžić in a city that has always gathered the Serbian intellectual elite. So we

The Association of Serbian Businessmen in Austria presented its goals announcing that businessmen of our origin are stronger if they are networked and when they collaborate. The Association, which was founded some ten years ago on the initiative of businessmen and the Association of Serbian Clubs in Vienna, is led by successful businessman Ostoja Matić, owner of the Lucky Car concern. The presidency includes other successful businessmen –