The Serbian Society London is celebrating three decades of existence. From 1996 to 2026, the Serbian Society proudly served as a home away from home for the Serbian diaspora in Greater London. During these 30 years, the society has promoted a rich cultural heritage, organized humanitarian aid and assembled the community. Together, a beautiful legacy has been built that will be remembered.
Minister without portfolio in charge of relations with the diaspora, Đorđe Milićević, stated yesterday that 15 local governments had won the competition for organizing summer camp programs, including the city of Kraljevo, where the camp would host more than 300 Serbian children from 10 countries. ‘Kraljevo is a city of sports in every sense, especially
Yesterday, while opening an online session of the Business Council for the Diaspora of the Serbian Chamber of Commerce (SCC), the Minister without portfolio in the Government of the Republic of Serbia responsible for monitoring the situation, proposing measures and participating in the coordination of activities in the field of relations with the diaspora, Đorđe Milićević, indicated the importance of strengthening cooperation with our business diaspora. Milićević said that, when talking about
Minister of European Integration and International Cooperation Zlatan Klokić attended the opening of the 28th European Festival of Serbian Diaspora Folklore in Belgrade. Festival participants included 35 ensembles and more than 2,000 dancers who are preserving Serbian identity far from home through dance, song and tradition. These days, Belgrade is the capital of Serbian tradition, culture and unity, and folklore
The ceremonial closing of the exhibition Uroš Predić in Szentendre was held on Friday, 15 May 2026, at the Serbian Church Museum in Szentendre, thus successfully concluding one of the most significant cultural programs organized by the Museum. The exhibition was open to the public since 13 September 2024, and for its duration attracted a large number of visitors, art lovers,
The Head of the Republic of Srpska Representative Office in Austria, Mladen Filipović, stated that the opening of the new border crossing in Gradiška was one of the most important infrastructure projects for the Republic of Srpska, BiH and the entire region in recent years, which would enable better and safer travel. Filipović said that this project was of great importance for the economy, transport and regional connectivity,
Prosvjeta SECS Austria organized the Prosvjeta Meetings and Conversations in Vienna, a cultural event dedicated to marking the 200th anniversary of the birth of Serbian academic, author and travel writer Ljubomir Nenadović, 1826–1895. The ceremony was held in the hall of the House of Sports bringing together numerous representatives of institutions, diplomacy, cultural and public life of the Serbian community in Austria, as well as guests from
The Minister without portfolio in the Government of the Republic of Serbia responsible for monitoring the situation, proposing measures and participating in the coordination of activities in the field of relations with the diaspora, Đorđe Milićević, and the Deputy Mayor of Valjevo, Đorđe Milanović, signed yesterday the first agreement on the implementation of this year’s thematic summer camp for youth from the diaspora and the region to be held in that city.
The Director of the Directorate for Cooperation with the Diaspora and Serbs in the Region, Vladimir Kokanović, opened the Brojanica festival in Folgaria, Italy, an event that brought together numerous Serbian cultural and artistic societies and participants from several European countries. Addressing the attendees, Kokanović emphasized the importance of preserving the Serbian language, tradition, culture and national identity among our people in the diaspora, saying
Frankfurt am Main hosted the 32nd Diaspora Writers’ May Meetings organized by the Sedmica Writers’ Association, which this year again brought together numerous authors and lovers of the written word from the homeland, Germany and neighboring countries. The Serbian Writers’ Association of Switzerland also participated in the event, represented by its president Daliborka Šišmanović Kepčija, and Mirjana
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