The best students of the final years of studies at the University of Banja Luka spent 2-4 December in a study visit to Vienna, as part of a program organized with the support of the Representative Office of the Republic of Srpska in Austria. During the three-day stay, the students visited the University of Vienna, the City Hall, the Austrian Parliament, and a number of landmarks as part of a unique

The Representative Office of the Republic of Srpska in Germany organized a panel in Stuttgart entitled The Dayton Peace Agreement – 30 Years after: Between Peace, Sovereignty and European Integration. The panel was attended by the Minister of European Integration and International Cooperation of the Republic of Srpska, Zlatan Klokić. Minister Klokić said it was very relevant to discuss the importance of the Dayton agreement 30 years later

The Days of Krajina event in Austria, organized by the Representative Office of the Republic of Srpska in Austria, was opened with a ceremonial academy in the Albert Hall in Vienna. The opening ceremony featured a rich cultural and artistic program that revived the identity, tradition and spirituality of the Krajina region. Actor Miloš Ćebić opened the evening in the role of Kočić’s David Štrbac, while the musical program was performed by the Banja Luka City

Representatives of seven companies from the Republic of Srpska, who have participated in the Fit4Austria project in recent months, were presented with certificates from the Austrian Chamber of Commerce in Vienna. During past days in Vienna, program participants had organized meetings with representatives of Austrian companies and Austrian Chamber of Commerce; and presentation of WIFI International certificates completed the project’s second cycle this year.

Twenty first of November – Serbian Language Day in Romania is a national holiday established by the Romanian Parliament in 2016. This year, as in previous years, it was marked by true respect for the language that has preserved the identity of the Serbian people for centuries. ‘With this law, Romania has paid special tribute to the Serbian community and its linguistic and cultural heritage,’ said the Union of Serbs

Representatives of the Cultural, Educational, Sports and Humanitarian Society Vuk Karadžić from Radovljica, Slovenia, organized the 15th Vuk’s Days, an event dedicated to the Serbian reformer Vuk Stefanović Karadžić. The attendees were greeted by the president of the society, Miroslav Martić, and Serbian Ambassador to Ljubljana, Ivo Vojvodić. The Ambassador said it was a great honor for him to participate in marking the event dedicated to