The opening ceremony of the event Days of Srpska in Serbia was held in Belgrade last evening! The ceremony was attended by the highest representatives of Srpska and Serbia, representatives of institutions, the army, the police, the diplomatic corps, in addition to many culture, art and business personalities. The event will take place under the slogan The Path of Sobornost in Belgrade and 12 other cities, with a rich cultural and business program. Sobornost,
The Minister of Education and Culture of the Republic of Srpska Borivoje Golubović attended the opening ceremony of the Year of Hungarian-Serbian Culture event, which was held at the Serbian Church Museum in Szentendre. ‘I am honored by the invitation to attend in my capacity as Minister of Education and Culture of the Republic of Srpska today’s very important event – the opening ceremony of the event Year of Hungarian-Serbian Culture, which will provide
At this year’s Festival of Cultures in the city of Waiblingen, the Serbian Educational and Cultural Society Prosvjeta from Germany presented one of the most valuable cultural heritages of the Serbian people – Zmijanje embroidery. Zmijanje embroidery is a special technique practiced by women on Zmijanje, a plateau near Banja Luka in the Republic of Srpska. It is used to decorate women’s clothing and household items. This
The Day of Serbian Unity, Freedom and National Flag was celebrated in the Serbian community in the US. In honor of the Serbian Unity, Freedom and National Flag Day, a festive banquet was held in the hall of the St. John the Baptist Church in the Bellwood neighborhood of Chicago, where guests were greeted by the Consuls General of Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bishop Serafim of Kostajnica, clergy and other
Mladen Filipović was re-elected as president of the Alliance of Serbs in Austria at the Electoral Assembly attended by a large number of Serbs from all over Austria. Filipović said that the Alliance of Serbs in Austria would continue to act in harmony, preserving Serbian tradition, culture and identity. – Our strength lies in unity. We will work to strengthen ties within the Serbian community, as
The Day of Serbian Unity, Freedom and the National Flag is a national holiday celebrated on 15 September in the Republic of Srpska and Serbia, symbolically established on the day of the Salonika Front breakthrough. It has been celebrated since 2020. The Day of Serbian Unity, Freedom and the National Flag was proudly celebrated in Vienna. The ceremony was held at the Hallmann Dome. Minister of
A delegation from the city of Trebinje will travel to Vienna these days to participate in the celebration of the Day of Serbian Unity, Freedom and the National Flag, an event dedicated to the Serbian diaspora and the preservation of national identity organized by the Embassy of the Republic of Serbia in Austria. In addition to its ceremonial nature, the visit to Vienna also has an important economic and promotional role – its focus is on the final phase of the project to open the Republic of Srpska House
Members of the Serbian Association Miloš Obilić from Jessheim, Norway, have informed students of the Serbian Supplementary School and their parents that classes in Serbian in their town should start next Friday (12 September). ‘We know that many children are impatiently counting the days until the start of the new school year and some of them will sit at a school desk for the very first
An ecological and educational camp for Serbian children from the region and diaspora has opened in Bogatić, with more than 250 young people participating. The camp was opened by the Minister without portfolio in the Government of Serbia in charge of relations with the diaspora, Đorđe Milićević, who said that the organization of such camps sent a message that Serbia would never allow the thread connecting the Serbian people to be lost
As a bearer of historical and cultural heritage, the Serbian language is much more than a means of communication, and the obligation to preserve it is even greater in the era of globalization, rapid change and digitalization, said Serbian language professor Marko Lješević. On the occasion of 8 September – International Literacy Day, Lješević says that educational institutions, cultural organizations, media and decision-makers
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