The Republic of Srpska and Serbia will work on strengthening ties with the diaspora and trust in institutions, and great importance is attached to joint work on preserving the language, tradition and cultural identity of emigrants, and encouraging cooperation through the exchange of experiences, knowledge and resources, said the Ministry of European Integration and International Cooperation of Srpska. Commenting on the Information on the drafting of a new cooperation memorandum
The third day of the Serbdom Days in Corfu event started with a liturgy held on the island of Vido led by the Metropolitan of Corfu, Paxos and Diapontia Islands, Nektarios, and abbot of Hilandar Monastery, Metodije. It is the first time after several decades that a three-hour liturgy was held in this specific place. During the day, Minister Zlatan Klokić
A concert at the Children’s Cultural Center in Belgrade marked beginning of the All-Serbian Children’s Assembly. The festival gathers children and youth of Serbian origin from the region and the diaspora with the intention of establishing a permanent connection with the homeland, developing a sense of belonging and connecting with peers from Serbia. Children of Serbian origin from Slovenia, Croatia, Romania and Germany came to the Assembly
Seventh grade students of the Elementary School Aleksa Jakšić from Milići Elena Stjepanović, Milica Janković and Miloš Dizija won the third place in the final competition of the Nemanjići international quiz. The Nemanjići project is the most massive cultural event of educational character that brings together young people from Serbia, Republic of Srpska, the region and Serbian diaspora with the purpose of preserving Serbian cultural and national identity. The competition aims
The Serbian cultural and humanitarian society Desanka Maksimović from Celje celebrated a jubilee, its first 25 years. For a quarter of a century, Desanka Maksimović SCHC, a member and one of the founders of the Association of Serbs of Slovenia, has been working dedicatedly on gathering Serbs from Celje, in addition to enriching the cultural life of overall population of Celje. During these 25 years, through its intensive
At the opening of the European Festival of Serbian Diaspora Folklore, the Minister of Culture in the Government of the Republic of Serbia, Nikola Selaković, said that in the 21st century, our people both in the homeland and in the diaspora were making great efforts aimed at preserving Serbian identity and culture. On that occasion, Selaković noted that Serbs not living in their country, but outside their motherland were the most vulnerable in this fight for national identity. He wished the participants to organize every subsequent European Folklore Festival
The Prime Minister of the Republic of Srpska, Radovan Višković, said yesterday on Jahorina that Srpska currently had the best business environment in the region, not according to him, but according to credible sources. Višković remarked that this was seen in the fact that today Srpska had the lowest aggregate tax rates and electricity price, and local communities highly involved in business environment creation
As agreed between Republic of Srpska President Milorad Dodik and Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, the great Serbian assembly has been scheduled for 8 June in Belgrade. The great Serbian assembly will take place on 8 June in Belgrade, after the United Nations General Assembly holds the session on the resolution on Srebrenica scheduled for 23 May. Initially, the great Serbian assembly was announced
The Prime Minister of the Republic of Srpska, Radovan Višković, spoke in Banja Luka with representatives of the German company Mayer GmbH, which plans to expand production in the Republic of Srpska, specifically in the area of the city of Prnjavor. Prime Minister Višković expressed his satisfaction over the German company’s plans to invest further in Prnjavor, thus proving once more the Republic of Srpska to be a suitable place for
Serbian Folk Dance and Song Ensemble KOLO held two all-evening concerts in Slovenia. The concerts were part of the KOLODROM regional tour under the auspices of the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Serbia, and co-organized by the Association of Serbs of Slovenia and the Association of Serbian Societies of Slovenia. The Kolo Ensemble concert was attended by more than 2,000 people who filled Maribor’s
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