Sitemap

Launch Of The Archaeological Project Glac

CorD Recommends

The Annual Assembly of the Slovenian Business Club Held

On March 25th, the annual assembly of...

Panel on Minority Languages in Finland Held

The Embassy of Finland, in collaboration with...

Official Conclusion of the 32nd Kopaonik Business Forum

The 32nd Kopaonik Business Forum has officially...

Germany Officially Joins EXPO 2027 in Belgrade

Germany has officially joined the ranks of...

Eurovision 2025: First Finalists Revealed

Eurovision 2025 has officially begun with the first batch of finalists revealed in an electric opening night in Basel....

Ankara’s Modernist Legacy Earns UNESCO Recognition

With its elegant boulevards, civic squares, and rationally planned architecture, Turkey’s capital Ankara has quietly secured a place on...

Slovenia and Algeria Deepen Strategic Ties

In a move underscoring both energy security and diplomatic ambition, Slovenia and Algeria have extended their gas supply agreement...

Nissan Faces 20,000 Job Cuts

Nissan, once a titan of Japan’s automotive might, now finds itself steering into a storm of its own making. The...

Delta Land to Redraw Belgrade’s Industrial Edges

A former industrial zone near Pančevo Bridge is set for transformation as Delta Land, a new multi-purpose complex planned by...

In lieu of the Australian National Day, the Australian Ambassador, H.E. Mrs Julia Feeney and Belgrade City Manager Goran Vesić were hosts of the Launch of the Archaeological Project “Glac” on Tuesday, at Belgrade City Hall.

Ambassador Feeney held a welcoming speech, followed by “Glac” project presentation, cocktail reception and music performance by Jovan Maljoković Balkan Salsa Band.

The archaeological project Glac is a multi-year Serbian-Australian undertaking that will engage a team from the Institute of Archaeology in Belgrade and the University of Sydney.

The team will undertake a five-year program, commencing end of June 2017, of archaeological excavations, research, publication and conservation on the Roman site Glac near Sremska Mitrovica.

Related Articles

Australia to Cancel $10 Billion in Student Loans to Ease Cost of Living Pressures

In a significant move to alleviate financial burdens, the Australian government announced it would cancel $10 billion in student loans for about three million...

Contract Agreement Signed for Lot 1 of Belgrade Metro Line One’s First Phase

The contract agreement for the implementation of Lot 1 of the first phase of Belgrade Metro Line One, which includes project design and construction...

High-Speed Rail Link Between Novi Sad and Budapest Set to Start in Decembar 

The main track on the high-speed rail section from Novi Sad to Budapest has been successfully connected at the Bačka Topola railway station, as...

Serbia and China Sign Free Trade Agreement

Serbia and China have formalised their economic ties in Beijing by signing four pivotal documents, the most notable being the Free Trade Agreement. This...

NALED’s Annual September Meeting Celebrates Innovation and Reform

The renowned September Meeting, now in its 17th year, was recently hosted by NALED under the theme "Innovations - New Reforms and Ideas for...

Anzac Day Commemorated

The Embassy of Australia in Serbia paid respect to all who served in all wars and those who continue to serve. It is also...

EU Donates 174.6 Million Euros For Serbian Railways

The Government of Serbia and the European Investment Bank (EIB) have signed an agreement on the allocation of non-refundable 174.6 million euros, i.e. the...

Goran Vesić, Minister Of Construction, Transport And Infrastructure

Nothing Will Stop Us

We want construction to continue at full steam in Serbia, for investors and citizens to be protected, deadlines for obtaining permits shortened, procedures made...