The international children’s folklore festival Licider Heart will be held from 15 to 19 August in Užice, Višegrad and Zlatibor, and gather young folk dancers from 12 countries around the world, announced the organizers at a conference in Belgrade. This year’s 16th Licider Heart will feature 1,100 children from Ecuador, Bolivia, Slovakia, Czechia, Bulgaria, China, Burundi, Tunisia, Moldova, Greece, Republic of Srpska
A cultural and educational camp for youth from the diaspora and region is underway in Šabac, aiming to bring children together for the purpose of preserving and nurturing the tradition of folklore and folk creativity. Program host is the Jevrem Obrenović Center for Culture and Tradition Preservation from Šabac. The participants include 150 children from the Republic of Srpska and Austria, aged between 11 and 15, who
In spite of leaving their hearths in search of a better life, many natives of the villages at the foot of Motajica near Srbac have not forgotten their native land, which they visit often and to which many of them have returned for good after decades of working abroad. The President of the Srđevići Local Community Council, Rade Gudalović, says that it all started six years ago, when their
BiH Consul General in Stuttgart Vera Sajić attended today in Heilbronn near Stuttgart the opening of the Vidovdan Children’s Sports Games, which gathered about a thousand participating children, students of Serbian supplementary schools in the Baden Württemberg state. - I want the children to remember the message that knowledge is power and that no one can take it away from you. These gatherings connect us,
In a conversation with representatives of Serbian diaspora associations from around the world, minister without portfolio in charge of coordinating activities and measures in the field of relations between the Republic of Serbia and the diaspora, Đorđe Milićević, said that it was very important to preserve unity, because Serbs had always been as strong as they were united. At the second consultative online meeting with ...
The Serbian House was officially opened in Paris today as part of the 2024 Olympic Games, and the opening attended by the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, who cut the red ribbon, and the President of the Republic of Srpska, Milorad Dodik. The host of the Serbian House, Danijel Nikolić, greeted the first guests and introduced the exhibition Roots by Dušan Jovović, who showcased the best ...
Serbian Government’s minister without portfolio in charge of coordinating activities and measures in the field of relations with the diaspora, Đorđe Milićević, signed 13 agreements yesterday in Banja Luka on financial support of the Government of Serbia for projects to preserve the Serbian language and alphabet and to strengthen Serbian national and cultural identity in the Republic of Srpska and BiH. The agreements were signed at a meeting ...
The Minister of Education in the Government of the Republic of Serbia, Slavica Đukić Dejanović, said yesterday that continuous work was being done to develop awareness of the importance of the Serbian language in preserving national and cultural identity abroad and establishing lasting ties with the fatherland. At the training for teachers seconded to work in supplementary schools abroad and carry out educational work in Serbian, Đukić Dejanović
The encyclopedia of the Serbian diaspora about Serbs in the Balkans has arrived in bookstores. It is the third volume of the trilogy about diaspora Serbs. ‘The first two are encyclopedias about the Serbian people in overseas countries and about Serbs on the Old Continent. This third volume completes my trilogy about Serbs in the diaspora,’ said the author Marko Lopušina. The publisher is the Official
The event Lopare Days of the Diaspora 2024 was officially opened with a folklore show in Priboj. The thirteenth Diaspora Days, organized under the auspices of the Municipality of Lopare and the Association of Majevicans in Switzerland, was opened by the head of the local community, Rado Savić. He said that this year’s event was being held under the slogan Save the Native Land, meaning that Majevicans living in
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