The central event on the occasion of the Day of Serb Unity, Freedom and the National Flag was held today in Bijeljina. The ceremony was attended by His Holiness Serbian Patriarch Porfirije, President of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić, President of the Republic of Srpska Željka Cvijanović, Serb member of the BiH Presidency Milorad Dodik, President of the National Assembly of the Republic of Srpska Nedeljko Čubrilović, President of the Assembly of Serbia Vladimir Orlić, prime ministers of the Republic of Srpska and Serbia
The Days of Srpska in Serbia is important for the unity and sobornost of the Serbian people on both sides of the Drina and a significant bridge of sincere cooperation between the Republic of Srpska and Serbia, said the special envoy of the President of the Republic of Srpska, Zlatan Klokić, at the closing of this event. Klokić, who is the Minister of European Integration and International Cooperation, pointed out that the Republic of Srpska
The Serbian Folklore Youth Festival of the Diaspora and the Region was held in Slovenia in the first days of June, the first festival of its kind that demonstrated the skills, among other things, of young dancers from the Cultural and Artistic Society Branko Radičević from Vienna, the Cultural and Sports Community of Serbs from Salzburg, and Cultural and Artistic Society Nikola Tesla from Linz. The folklore ensemble Branko Radičević took to the festival
Although the pandemic has slowed down various processes everywhere, we have not stopped working and finding new ways to connect with the diaspora, Europe and the whole world. The Minister of European Integration and International Cooperation of the Republic of Srpska, Zlatan Klokić, said this summarizing the past year. The Minister singled out four projects that are his special pride. The first is
The project of RS municipalities and cities scanning, implemented by the eKapija business portal in cooperation with the Republic of Srpska Representative Office in Serbia, continues with the presentation of economic and development potentials of the municipality of Novi Grad. After Trebinje, Sokolac, Gradiška, Petrovo, Milići, Zvornik, Laktaši, Jezero, Vlasenica, also Novi Grad has obtained a digital, business ID card which includes and presents
This year again, the Union of Serbs of Slovenia donated books to the graduates of the Serbian Supplementary School in Slovenia. ‘The Union of Serbs of Slovenia strives to provide as much support as possible to the Serbian Supplementary School in Slovenia, both to its teachers and students. We consider the Supplementary School project in Slovenia to be quite important, I would say a strategic project. That is why we will try to
Winter OSSIlation, the General Assembly of the Organisation of Serbian Students Abroad, opened last night in Novi Sad, where member of the City Council for Education Dina Vučinić greeted the present students currently studying in Italy, Germany, Hungary, Great Britain, Slovenia, Russia, Czech Republic, Ireland, Turkey, France, the Netherlands, Norway, US, Austria, Belgium and China. ‘Novi Sad is a university
Within the Days of Srpska in Serbia, the Minister of European Integration and International Cooperation of the Republic of Srpska, Zlatan Klokić, spoke with the officials of the city of Subotica about strengthening the cooperation between Subotica and Srpska and its cities and municipalities, to which the Subotica Free Zone was presented. Klokić’s meeting with the Mayor of Subotica, Stevan Bakić, and his colleagues was also attended
On the occasion of the jubilee, 10 years of existence and operation of the literary association Zdravko Đekić from Waiblingen, German province of Baden-Württemberg, November will see a presentation of a jubilee book, which will include the works of 10 association members as well as those by the late Zdravko Đekić, and poems by 22 poets from other associations, who applied to the competition announced by this association. The management
Learning Cyrillic, the first supplementary school of the Serbian language in Benkovac, Croatia, which was financially supported by the Directorate for Cooperation with the Diaspora and Serbs in the Region, is now open in the church hall and attended by 21 students. The teachers at the school are priests’ wives Jelena Božić and Momira Savić. Within a competition for co-financing projects in the region, the Directorate for Cooperation with the Diaspora and Serbs in the Region approved
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