President of the Republic of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić presented 87 awards today to distinguished individuals and institutions as part of celebrations to mark Sretenje – Serbia’s Statehood Day.
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Statehood Day awards presented to distinguished individuals, institutions
Belgrade,
16 February 2025
The ceremony held at the Palace of Serbia began with the national anthem “Bože pravde”.
The event was attended by Prime Minister Miloš Vučević and government ministers, Serbian Patriarch Porfirije, Speaker of the National Assembly Ana Brnabić, the President’s spouse Tamara Vučić, Deputy Prime Minister of North Macedonia Ivan Stoilković, and representatives of the Serb people from the region, religious communities and the diplomatic corps.
Yesterday, Serbia marked Statehood Day with a series of events commemorating 15 February 1804, the beginning of the First Serbian Uprising, and 15 February 1835, the adoption of Serbia’s first constitution, known as the Sretenje Constitution.
Photos: Slobodan Miljević
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Belgrade/Jerusalem, 19 February 2025Further improvement of cooperation with Israel in various areas
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Belgrade/Jerusalem, 19 February 2025Serbia stands by Jewish people, cherishes memory of Holocaust victims
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Belgrade, 19 February 2025Serbia committed to improving partnership with Gabon
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Belgrade, 18 February 2025Additionally improving cooperation with Malta in field of health care
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Belgrade/Moscow, 17 February 2025Gratitude to Russia for consistent respect for Serbia's sovereignty
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Belgrade/Moscow, 17 February 2025Serbia will not neglect its traditional friendships
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Belgrade/Munich, 15 February 2025Serbia committed to strengthening cooperation, dialogue with Romania