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Celebrating Slovenia’s National Day in Belgrade

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The Slovenian Embassy in Belgrade hosted a grand reception to celebrate Slovenia’s National Day at the Crown Plaza Hotel.

Numerous attendees from the Serbian government, political sphere, diplomatic corps, business sector, non-governmental and civil organisations, and academic, cultural, and Slovenian communities attended the event.

Matjaž Han

The official part of the evening began with the men’s choir, Ingenium, performing the national anthems, setting a dignified tone for the celebration.

Slovenian Ambassador Damjan Bergant and Minister Matjaž Han delivered welcoming speeches, highlighting the strong ties and shared values between Slovenia and Serbia.

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