Minister of Culture Nikola Selaković today opened the traditional Days of Serbian Culture event in Timișoara, noting the significance of this event for showcasing Serbian tradition and culture.
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Serbian culture unimaginable without contribution of Serbs from Romania
Belgrade/Timișoara,
8 November 2024
At the opening of the event, organised by the Union of Serbs of Romania, Selaković said that the complete culture of the Serbian people is impossible to imagine without the contribution of Serbs from Romania.
The Minister of Culture pointed to the closeness and good-neighbourly relations of the two nations, citing the Romanian saying that Romania has two friends and two allies – the Black Sea and Serbia.
He also remarked that the friendship of the two countries has endured numerous challenges and trials over the years.
Author:
Goran Pantin
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