The Union of Serbs of Romania organized a Vidovdan Academy in Timișoara to celebrate one of the most important holidays of the Serbian people. The speeches stated that Vidovdan was a symbol of historical memory, spiritual unity and responsibility for the preservation of national identity. The role of the Serbian community in Romania in nurturing language, culture, education and Orthodox tradition was particularly emphasized. The central part of the academy
On Sunday, 28 June 2026, on Vidovdan, a ceremonial Vidovdan Academy and presentation of certificates to students of Supplementary Classes in Serbian language was held in Stuttgart. The program was attended by students of the Supplementary Classes, as well as the Simeoniti Church Children’s Mixed Choir, whose performance graced this celebration. Special joy to this festive event was brought by distinguished guests from
Zvornik Homeland Evening gathered 28 writers from the Republic of Srpska, Serbia and Canada. Writer Milan Milošević, a retired Serbian Army colonel, said that he had begun writing poetry in 1992, after encountering the horrors of war as a Yugoslav Army officer. He stated that he had written seven books, and presented two poems from his latest collection Otadžbina se brani pesmom to the Zvornik audience
On 19 June 2026, the final performance of the Prosvjeta Serbian Language School was held in the packed Albert Hall in Vienna, marking the end of another successful school year. This significant event brought together more than 300 children and their parents, as well as all teachers and representatives of Viennese schools, thus reiterating the importance of preserving the Serbian language, culture
The Representative Office of the Republic of Srpska in Austria had the pleasure to support the implementation of another valuable donation intended for the educational institution Vuk Karadžić Primary School in Vlasenica. Owing to the successful cooperation between a Premstätten school and our partners and friends in Austria, school furniture has been provided for three classrooms, which will improve student working and learning
As part of the 14th humanitarian project Bringing together the children of Kosovo and Metohija and the Republic of Srpska, a ceremonial reception was held at the seat of the Government of the Republic of Srpska for 550 students, educators, and children and young people with developmental difficulties from Kosovo and Metohija. With the verses of traditional songs, the choir Kamenički biseri from Kosovska Kamenica additionally lit up the faces
Assistant Minister of European Integration, Helena Krnetić, PhD, met with Đorđe Milićević, Minister without Portfolio in the Government of Serbia, responsible for monitoring the situation, proposing measures and participating in the coordination of activities in the field of relations between the Republic of Serbia and the diaspora. The cooperation between the two institutions is based, among other things, on the signed Memorandum of Cooperation in the field of strengthening ties
The Prime Minister of the Republic of Srpska, Savo Minić, spoke yesterday in Banja Luka with a delegation of the Serbian Government led by Prime Minister Đuro Macut. Prime Minister Minić said that today’s meeting had summarized the cooperation between the Republic of Srpska and Serbia to date, and specified further steps in continuing the cooperation on implementing priority projects, including infrastructure projects. ‘We will continue
Around 750 children and educators from Kosovo and Metohija arrived at the Stanišići Ethno Village in Bijeljina. Kamenički biseri, a choir from Kosovo and Metohija, opened the welcome ceremony. – Kosovo and Metohija is loved and defended with deeds, and the people and institutions of the Republic of Srpska have been doing this for fourteen years by hosting Kosmet children in Srpska’s local communities
Director of the Directorate for Cooperation with the Diaspora and Serbs in the Region Vladimir Kokanović attended and addressed the audience at the traditional concert In the Eyes of Vidovdan, organized by the Vidovdan Serbian Cultural and Artistic Society from Ljubljana. This concert is more than a cultural event – it is a testament to the commitment to preserving the Serbian language, tradition, customs and national identity among our compatriots
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