The President of the Republic of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, received about 180 young athletes from Kosovo and Metohija, the Republic of Srpska, and the diaspora, who are taking part in the Serbia is calling you 2022 camp, and said on that occasion that it was important to know which nation one belonged to, regardless of their country of residence. President Vučić said that this sports camp allowed young people
The diaspora is the main support for the survival of the municipality of Lopare, and more and more people are investing capital acquired abroad in their homeland. According to unofficial estimates, Zurich, Lucerne, Basel, and almost all other areas of Switzerland are home to around 3,000 Serbs who moved in the past decades from Majevica to this country in search of a better life
The fifth day of the Licider Heart festival, 19 August 2022, included a folk dance playroom on the main city square in Užice and a pottery workshop in Zlakusa, where young participants had the opportunity to learn about the traditional way of making dishes. The closing ceremony was held in Partizan Square with fireworks and dancing of a big ersko kolo dance on
The days of Serbian culture in Crete continue. The Days of Serbian Culture in Crete, organized by the Serbian Association in Crete, are in full swing. On Tuesday, 16 August, the Days of Serbian Culture in Crete began in Heraklion in the presence of many officials from the local municipality and the outskirts of Crete, as well as the honorary consul of the Republic of Serbia in Crete, and representatives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs – Office for the Diaspora
The fourth day of the Licider Heart festival began on 18 August 2022 in Višegrad with a folk dance workshop held in Andrićgrad, followed by the Mayor of Višegrad Mladen Đurević’s traditional reception for the participants. The reception was attended by representatives of folk dance ensembles from Hungary, Turkey, Czech Republic, Greece, Serbia and Republic of Srpska, including also Srpska’s Representative Office in Serbia, organizers from the Era Association
Today, Višegrad will host the International Children’s Folk Dance Festival Licider Heart, which will gather 1,000 participants from 11 countries. The youth from Hungary, Bulgaria, Ukraine, Mexico, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Turkey, Greece, Slovenia, Republic of Srpska and Serbia are taking part in the festival. The folklore workshop will be held at Byzantium Square in Andrićgrad at 13:00 hrs, and a reception for participants
This autumn, Serbian language classes will start also in Malta. The classes have been established with the assistance of the Directorate for Cooperation with the Diaspora and Serbs in the Region, and starting from this school year they will be part of the system of our Ministry of Education. ‘During the first day of the professional seminar organized by the Serbian Language and Literature Society of Serbia in
In cooperation with the Government of the Republic of Srpska, the Investment Development Bank of the Republic of Srpska is organizing the second consecutive investment conference – INVEST SRPSKA 2022 from 5 to 7 September 2022, at the Prijedor Business Hotel in Prijedor. This year’s conference will be dedicated entirely to promoting the investment potentials of the Republic of Srpska, with the official theme Invest in Srpska.
The project Serbian Language Creative Workshops for Children in Spain aims for the participants of the workshops, children up to the age of 18, to master as dynamically as possible the material provided by the curricula of the Ministry of Education for learning Serbian as a mother or native language. The planned workshops designed by professors and postgraduate students of the Faculty of Philology and Art Academies of the University of Belgrade follow the language
On 15 August 2022, the 14th International Children’s Folk Dance Festival Licider Heart was ceremoniously opened in Užice, and by Friday, 19 August, it will gather in Užice, Zlatibor and Višegrad around 1,000 participants from 11 countries, including three folk dance ensembles from the Republic of Srpska. During five days, children from Hungary, Bulgaria, Ukraine,
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