Among the 33 associations participating in the Festival, members of the oldest society in Mozart’s city – the Cultural and Sports Community of Serbs (KSZS Salzburg) put in a lot of effort to present their motherland Serbia in the best possible way. Members of the KSZS society, groups consisting of all ages, showed the beauty of the dance and folk costumes from different regions of Serbia. In addition to the successful performance and demonstrated dancing
The Minister of European Integration and International Cooperation of the Republic of Srpska, Zlatan Klokić, said that Srpska’s ninth representative office abroad would be opened in China, whose business entities had achieved remarkable cooperation with Srpska in the past period. ‘Since we are open to foreign investments, a socio-economic justification certainly exists for the establishment
Banja Luka is to hold an investment forum intended for the investors interested in investing in the Republic of Srpska. Dražen Vrhovac, acting director of the IDB Republic of Srpska, said that the investment forum imposed itself as an event needed to be organized. ‘To bring to our Banja Luka all the contacts we have established, all the investors we have visited, to
One of the demands made by Serbs from Austria at the Vidovdan Diaspora Assembly in Belgrade was for the motherland to support the effort to officially recognize the Serbian language in Austria, so that our children no longer learn the artificial BCS (Bosniak-Croatian-Serbian). Aleksandar Stanković, president of the Austrian Association of Serbian Folklore (AASF), says that the assembly was excellently organized and
The Nikola Tesla Days 2023 event started in several locations in Serbia. The event is organized by the Tesla Science Foundation USA (TSF) in honor of 10 July, the birthday of the famous Serbian scientist. This year, the plan is to install two new Tesla busts – one in the Šabac Science Park, and the other in the Secondary Technical School in Sremska Mitrovica. As
The third Vidovdan Assembly was held in Malta last weekend, bringing together the entire Serbian community. Chief organizers were the Maltese branch of Serbs for Serbs charity and Serbian Orthodox Church, and they were joined by the office of the Serbian Embassy in Malta, Maltese Serbian Community NGO, St. Helen of Anjou Serbian supplementary school, the Circle of Serbian Sisters
The first cycle of the Fit4Austria project ended last evening in Vienna with the Austrian Chamber of Commerce presenting certificates to representatives of the 13 companies from Banja Luka and Bijeljina that participated in this program. The program implemented by the Republic of Srpska Representative Office in Austria in collaboration with the Austrian Chamber of Commerce, Banja Luka Innovation Center and Republic of Srpska Development Agency,
About twenty prominent Serb businessmen from Vienna decided to launch an initiative to connect business owners of Serbian origin at the level of the whole of Austria. This project takes place within the Association of Serbian Businessmen in Austria. According to official data, there are about 20,000 companies in Austria owned by businessmen of Serbian origin. There are 8
Local self-governments are organizing sports, scientific and cultural and artistic camps in which thousands of young people from the diaspora will participate, and the ministry is funding with 120 million dinars the entire project aimed at creating stronger ties between the motherland and the diaspora. The minister without portfolio in the Government of the Republic of Serbia responsible for coordinating activities and measures in relations with the diaspora, Đorđe Milićević, signed
This year again, the cultural and sports association Bambi from Vienna organized Bambi’s evening of Serbian tradition and culture, a humanitarian event to raise funds for the restoration of the Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary in the Austrian capital. The event held before a large audience in the hall of the Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary was a unique display of Serbian culture. The audience could
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