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On the occasion of the Day of the Slavonic Alphabet, Bulgarian Enlightenment and Culture, which is celebrated on 24th May, several activities in Belgrade were organised by H.E. Ambassador Radko Vlaykov and the Bulgarian Embassy.

The embassy organised a ceremony on 24th May at the Monument of Saints Cyril and Methodius in Belgrade, while in the evening a great concert was held at the National Theatre in Belgrade by folk ensembles from Serbia and Bulgaria – “Kolo” and “Filip Kutev”.

Festivities continued the next day, on 25th May, with a reception hosted by Ambassador Vlaykov for representatives of the Bulgarian national minority in Serbia, members of the diplomatic corps, senior Serbian officials, media representatives and members of the Serbian cultural elite. 

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