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After months of renovation, the Goethe-Institut in Belgrade has reopened to the public. Serbian Minister of Culture and Information, Ivan Tasovac, German Ambassador to Serbia, H.E. Axel Dittmann, Bruno Gross, member of the management board of the Goethe-Institut, and Matthias Müller-Wieferig. 

Director of the Goethe-Institut in Belgrade, jointly cut the ribbon to reopen this cultural institution in an entirely new light.

The opening ceremony was attended by a number of significant and distinguished guests including, among others, regional director of the Goethe-Institut network in Southeast Europe, Matthias Makovska, Culture Secretary of the City of Belgrade, Vladan Vukosavljević, the directors of culture centres of EU member states in Serbia (EUNIC) and other guests.

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