Maja Gojkovic

BELGRADE - Serbian Minister of Culture Maja Gojkovic and Angolan Minister of Culture and Tourism Filipe Silvino De Pina Zau signed on Friday in Belgrade an intergovernmental programme of cultural cooperation for 2024-2026.

BELGRADE - Serbia and Kazakhstan signed MoUs in culture and sports in Belgrade on Wednesday at a ceremony also attended by Serbian FM Ivica Dacic.

The MoU in culture was signed by Serbian Culture Minister Maja Gojkovic and Kazakh FM Murat Nurtleu, who also signed the MoU in sports with Serbian Minister of Sports Zoran Gajic.

BEIJING - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic on Monday arrived in Beijing on an official visit to China.

BELGRADE - Serbian and Italian officials signed 11 documents on bilateral cooperation in Belgrade on Tuesday.

The documents were inked at a Serbia-Italy business and research forum, held at the Palace of Serbia as part of an official visit to Serbia by an Italian state and business delegation.

DAVOS - The organisers of the Davos World Economic Forum (WEF) have published a list of the event's participants, in which the so-called Kosovo is represented with a footnote.

An asterisk is placed next to the name of Pristina's PM Albin Kurti.

The WEF will be held from January 16 through 20.

The majority of heads of parliamentary groups expressed their views on the new Government of Serbia, and the main criticisms of the opposition were related to the fact that it is a government of continuity, with the assessment that the previous one has not worked well, as well as that the government is formed by Aleksandar Vui, and is represented by its prime minister-designate, Ana Brnabi

Today, on his Instagram profile "avucic", Aleksandar Vui emotionally said goodbye to his first wife, who passed away suddenly two days ago.
"Thank you for bringing up our Milica to become a strong and unwavering girl today, that our Danilo is such a decent and brave guy, thank you for raising our children under the motto that the highest value is to be a good man," Vucic wrote.

President of the Dveri movement, Bosko Obradovic, today made an incident within the Serbian Parliament when he entered the boardroom at the beginning of the session and started blowing his whistle next to the booth.

Parliament's Speaker Maja Gojkovic said on Monday that the MPs will also consider the Bill on the validity of the regulations passed by the Government with the signature of the President during the state of emergency and approved by the National Assembly, submitted by the Government of Serbia.
The sitting will be held in the National Assembly House starting at 10 am.

Closing the borders of Serbia, except for Serbian citizens, is crucial, as is the closure of schools, kindergartens and colleges.