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H.E. Dr Oana-Cristina Popa, Ambassador of Romania to Serbia

Romanian Film Days Held in Belgrade

10th April 2019

Marking 100 years of Romanian cinema, Romanian embassy in Serbia, in collaboration with the Yugoslav Film Archive Museum, held on the evening of the...

Conference “For a Cohesive Europe: Gender Equality and Women’s Rights”

7th March 2019

Conference “For a Cohesive Europe: Gender Equality and Women’s Rights” was organised by the Romanian Presidency of the EU Council in collaboration with the...

For a Cohesive Europe: Gender Equality and Women’s Rights

7th March 2019

Conference “For a Cohesive Europe: Gender Equality and Women’s Rights” was organised by the Romanian Presidency of the EU Council in collaboration with the Embassy of Finland and the Embassy of Croatia. Read more

Presentation of the Romanian Presidency of the EU Council

17th January 2019

Presentation of the priorities of the Romanian Presidency of the EU...

16th January 2019

Presentation of the priorities of the Romanian Presidency of the EU Council took place on the evening of January 16 at the Yugoslav Film...

National Day of Romania

3rd December 2018

National Day of Romania Marked in Belgrade

3rd December 2018

The guests were welcomed by the Ambassador of Romania to Serbia, H.E. Oana-Cristina Popa, at the reception held at Belgrade's Hyatt Hotel, marking the...

Group Of Francophone Ambassadors In Serbia Established

29th June 2018

The founding meeting of the Group of Francophone Ambassadors in Serbia was held on Thursday, 28 June 2018, at the invitation of H.E. Philippe...

Romanian Evening Garden Party

27th June 2018

Ambassador of Romania to Serbia H.E. Oana Cristina Popa and her spouse Mr Calin Neacsu hosted a ‘Romanian Evening’ garden party, welcoming members of...

Romanian Spring Bazaar

21st April 2018

The Embassy of Romania headed by Ambassador H.E. Oana-Cristina Popa hosted the Spring Bazaar at the ambassadorial premises.

EU’s Western Balkan Strategy and Romania’s EU Integration Experience

7th February 2018

H.E. Oana-Cristina Popa, Ambassador of Romania to Serbia, participated in the Belgrade conference “EU Strategy for the successful accession of the Western Balkans and...

Romanian National Day

29th November 2017

Romanian Ambassador H.E. Dr Oana-Cristina Popa and the Romanian Embassy to Serbia organised a formal reception at Belgrade’s Hyatt Regency Hotel to mark Romanian...

International Day For The Elimination Of Violence Against Women

24th November 2017

Australian Ambassador H.E. Julia Feeney and Romanian Ambassador H.E. Oana Cristina Popa co-hosted a networking breakfast at the Australian Ambassadorial Residence to mark the...

Romanian Armed Forces Day

25th October 2017

October 25, 1944, the Romanian Army Day, signifies the date of complete liberation of north-western Transylvania from foreign ruling and administration. Embassy of Romania in Belgrade,...

The Burning Island Exhibition Opens

6th October 2017

The Museum of the City of Belgrade, supported by the Embassy of Romania, has presented an author's project of artist Predrag Popara entitled The...

Head Of The EU Delegation To Serbia Hosts First Official Lunch

22nd September 2017

Sem Fabrizi, the EU Ambassador and Head of the EU Delegation to the Republic of Serbia, hosted first official lunch for Prime Minister Ana...

Concert Of Traditional Romanian Music

18th June 2017

'Imago Mundi' ensemble held a concert at the Belgrade Youth Centre

Romanian Easter

4th April 2017

H.E. Dr Oana-Cristina Popa hosted an Easter Exhibition

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June 2019, no 176 issue

June 2019 issue, no 176

CorD 31st May 2019

Ana Palacio, Project Syndicate

The EU’s Four Challenges

Comment 1st June 2019

Whatever the next European Parliament’s composition, the imperative will be the same: EU institutions must trade ambition for humility, focusing their attention not on their own power or status, but rather on upgrading and fortifying the project for which they claim to stand. If they fail, the road ahead will only become more perilous

Zoran Janković, Mayor of Ljubljana

Respect Pre-Election Pledges

Interviews 1st June 2019

As the mayor of Ljubljana, Zoran Janković has almost as much financial power in his hands as the prime minister of Slovenia, but he gives priority to the local level of government, where there is less political trading, people are more trusted than parties and it’s easier to learn that one should always listen carefully to others

H.E. Estanislao Angel Zawels, Ambassador of Argentina to Serbia

Global Village Must Rely on International Law

Interviews 1st June 2019

Argentina and Serbia share their view of one of the most important principles – that of territorial integrity. Argentina has been preserving this principle since 1833, and at the UN since its formation. This principle is enshrined in Article 2 of the UN Charter – Ambassador Estanislao Angel Zawels

Gastrodiplomacy

Soft Power With Good Flavour

Uncategorized 1st June 2019

Many countries have utilised food as a soft-power instrument for boosting their public image. Over the past two decades, there has been an increasing amount of dialogue on the role of food in not only establishing relations between cultures and nations but as part of the foundation of cultures and national identity

Focus: The EU Parliament election impact on the Western Balkans and Serbia in particular

The Die is Cast, But the Answer is a Haze

Focus 1st June 2019

No one is at ease with the outcome of May’s European Parliament elections. It seems obvious that existing political structures are to be dissolved and new political alliances forged, yet the extent to which the outcome will change how the EU functions is unclear, as is whether the Western Balkan enlargement process will remain firmly on the agenda

Aleksandar Miljković, Head of Asset Management, MPC Properties

No Compromise on Quality

Business Dialogue 1st June 2019

MPC Properties is one of the most experienced local real estate development companies, with its properties satisfying the highest European standards and shifting boundaries. They plan new investments carefully, awaiting the moment when they will coincide with the needs of the market

By Richard Branson

How To Build A Business?

Business Dialogue 1st June 2019

“When building a business, it’s important to do your research and to have a good overview of your plans, but first-hand experience is also really important,” according to Richard Branson

Enzo Neri, Master Chef at Mudra Restaurant, Hotel Huma, Kotor Bay

Passion is the Key to Every Success

Business Dialogue 1st June 2019

Enzo Neri has worked at Manhattan’s most famous restaurants, created bespoke menus and opened numerous restaurants from Norway to Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan to Kenya. Now he has arrived in Montenegro, as the head chef at the Mudra restaurant of Hotel HUMA Kotor Bay, and it is thanks to his passion and experience that Mudra is set to become the Mediterranean’s best restaurant

Gustav Magnar Witzøe

The Youngest Norwegian Billionaire

Entrepreneurship 1st June 2019

Gustav Magnar Witzoe is the third-youngest billionaire on Earth at the age of 25, according to Pollytoo’s 2018 ranking, but that’s only part of what makes the Norwegian fish scion so fascinating. Also according to the latest reports of Pollytoo & Wikipedia, Gustav Magnar Witzoe Estimated Net Worth is $3.2 billion which is a direct result of his family’s salmon empire

Dr Sanja Popović Pantić, Economist, President of the Association of Business Women in Serbia

Business Women Invest in Knowledge

Profile 1st June 2019

I belong to generation “X”. I always had a lot of belief in books, but I also, luckily, had an even greater need to check out everything in practise. Thus, this generation had a unique and, hopefully, never to be repeated “chance” to find – in the midst of the greatest inflation in world history and an environment at war – a decent job and to work “in their vocation”. During times when real values were devalued, I realised it was best to invest in knowledge

Vietnam Contemporary Art

Individual Vision of Tradition

Art 1st June 2019

Vietnamese art reflects a mixture of influences: Vietnamese traditional art, influences from China and influence from the French during the colonial period. Just over a decade ago Vietnam opened up to the world. The international art market started to see the talents of Vietnamese artists and the variety of styles in Vietnamese paintings. Demand for Vietnamese art is increasing rapidly, especially in France and other countries in Europe

Dimitrije Vasiljević, Jazz Composer and Pianist

Jazz is a Personal Stamp

My Life 1st June 2019

After 12 years, Serbian artist Dimitrije Vasiljević (born 1985) held two exceptional concerts in Serbia with his New York Quartet (18th May, within the...

Fashion

Summer in the City

Fashion 1st June 2019

Sandals are often an afterthought because of their association with summer holiday leisurewear. They’re an item that is more about convenience, relaxation and comfort...

China

Weifang International Kites Festival

Chill Out 31st May 2019

The Weifang International Kites Festival is an annual event held in Weifang, in East China’s Shandong Province. The night before the festival started, there...

May 2019 issue, no 175

CorD 5th May 2019

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