The awards of the Cyrillic Days International Exhibition were ceremoniously presented to the students of the Serbian supplementary school in France ‘in the unique setting of the library in Bavanište, which, in addition to books, holds 60,000 children’s works from all over the world’, reads the page of the Serbian school in France, Italy and Slovenia. The first-prize winner Natalija Stojanović with her brother Matej and her friend Leontina Stević from Paris
Also this year, the Lifelong Learning Department of the Municipal Directorate of Education of the City of Thessaloniki, in cooperation with the Republic of Srpska Representative Office in Greece, is organizing a free Serbian language learning program for beginners (level A1) from March to June 2022, lasting a total of forty-eight (48) hours. Registration for the course starts on 14 February at 09:00
The Director of the Directorate for Cooperation with the Diaspora and Serbs in the Region, Arnaud Gouillon, visited today the Serbia Is Calling You camp in the Patriarch Pavle Students’ Home in Belgrade, which is currently accommodating over 200 young athletes from the region and the diaspora. On this occasion, Gouillon said on his social network accounts: ‘Today, same as last year
Srpska is going to have a Diaspora Register. This very Register might be a useful move that opens the possibility of additional investments by emigrants in their homeland. The registration has already started. Citizens in the diaspora can visit the diaspora webpage and fill out the form to register. Once the security of their investment is provided,
Austrian investors have expressed great interest in investments in metallurgy, construction and wood industry in the Republic of Srpska, and further contacts open the possibility for cooperation in other fields, said the head of the Republic of Srpska Representative Office in Austria, Mladen Filipović. Filipović expressed satisfaction over Austrian investors showing interest after visiting Prijedor and Banja Luka
The State Secretary at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Nemanja Starović, co-chaired today a session of the Intergovernmental Mixed Commission for National Minorities with North Macedonia. Held for the first time after 17 years, the session was dedicated to discussing the position of the Serb community in North Macedonia and the Macedonian national minority in Serbia, and ways for their improvement. The Secretary of State assessed
Serbian language teachers of Serbian language supplementary schools in Moscow, Russian Federation, visited the Directorate for Cooperation with the Diaspora and Serbs in the Region. They were received by the director of this organization, Arnaud Gouillon, who boasted the visit and a splendid present. He received a matryoshka doll wearing Serbian folk costume and holding the alphabet.
The Day of the Republic of Srpska was celebrated in Stuttgart, organized by the Republic of Srpska Representative Office in the capital of Baden-Württemberg. ‘I feel great satisfaction and pride when I see that our diaspora is also celebrating the Day of the Republic of Srpska with great love, even though they are so far from the motherland,’ said the Minister of European Integration and International Cooperation, Zlatan Klokić. The birthday of the Republic of Srpska
The President of the Republic of Srpska, Željka Cvijanović, and representatives of Srpska’s diaspora associations in Switzerland stated at today’s meeting in Zurich that the diaspora was an important resource and a great development opportunity for the Republic of Srpska and that there was huge room for further institutional connections, and for development of economic and business ties. The President of Srpska informed her interlocutors about the current
The parish of St Elijah the Prophet celebrated its church slava and at the same time marked its thirty years of existence in Coober Pedy, Australia. The ambassador of the Republic of Serbia to Australia, Rade Stefanović
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