Share This: The German Tourism Organization (GNTB) will promote Germany as a country of music from November 6th to 24th with live interactive street events in Prague, Budapest, Belgrade and Vienna.
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Siniša Mali: IT industry is a huge potential, accounting for 10 % of GDP
Share This: Serbian MF, Siniša Mali, participated in the meeting of the Ministers of Economy within the framework of the Berlin Process, and emphasised that digitisation was one of the priorities of the Government of the Republic of Serbia, and … Continue reading
Queen´s Birthday Reception
Share This: On Wednesday, June 13th, at the residence of the British Ambassador in Vienna, a reception was held on the occasion of the celebration of the 92nd birthday of Queen Elizabeth II.
ICC Austria in cooperation with the Law office of Tomislav Šunjka is organizing a Master Class seminar in Vienna on 28th June
Share This: Serbian business environment will be presented from a different perspective and participants will learn how to implement legal provisions in real business life.
Oh, Vienna!: The Remains of the Empire on the beautiful blue Danube
Share This: We take you to the centre of the Austro-Hungarian Empire – to the “carstvujuščij grad of Viena“, as we used to call it once upon a time… Text: Žikica Milošević
Julius Meinl World Poetry Day
Share This: In Belgrade and towns across Serbia World Poetry Day was celebrated and on this occasion the company Julius Meinl traditionally organized action in more than 60 cafes called “Pay coffee with a verse” in which citizens choose their … Continue reading
World Famous Musical Sensation Vienna Boys’ Choir on 21th May at The Sava Center
Share This: World Famous Musical Sensation Vienna Boys’ Choir will be having a concert on the 21th of May at The Sava Centre organised by CEBEF! The Belgraders will have the tremendous opportunity to see them live!
Felix Austria: is it still ruling in harmony?
Share This: Austria was more than a century ago so prosperous that there was a metaphorical figure in speech and alegorical figure symbolising the happy and outgoing outlook of the life in the Habsburg Empire. After that, came the “Red … Continue reading