Philip Pinnington

In our now traditional survey, CorD ends each year by posing questions to ambassadors accredited in Serbia that relate to the year that is coming to an end and their expectations for the year ahead

H.E. Philip Pinnington, Canadian ambassador to Serbia, and his wife Mrs Erica Pinnington welcomed around 600 guests

The Richard Ivey School of Business in Western Ontario educational programme

Company Sekopak has opened Serbia's first dam for defence against packaging waste in Batnjik on the River Raška

The Canadian Club and H.E. Ambassador Philip Pinnington hosted a reception to mark St. Patrick’s Day

Canadian Embassy and CANSEE hosted Christmas Party

The Embassy of Canada in Serbia organised the Canada Days event in Novi Pazar from 7th to 9th March, in cooperation with local NGO...

An official reception of the Embassy of Canada in Serbia marked the National Day of the country, at which H.E. Ambassador Philip Pinnington said...

The LEADER Project Serbia, a Canadian educational programme from the Richard Ivey Business School, one of the top-ranked business schools in the world, has been officially launched in Belgrade, implemented for the first time by CANSEE, the Canadian-Serbian Business Association, in cooperation with both the Serbian Chamber of Commerce and the Canadian Embassy in Belgrade.

The 13th Belgrade Dance Festival, which is being held under the slogan “Happiness is Danced”, will take place from 19th March to 10th April...

Within the traditional anniversary of the death of British doctor Elisabeth Ross, the embassies of the United Kingdom, Australia and Canada, in cooperation with...

First, optimism: 2015 was generally positive, but it was also challenging, with uneven economic growth worldwide, the international security system strained by events in Ukraine and Syria, population movements that will have far reaching implications, and an increased threat of terrorism. There was also a malaise in some societies about the direction they are taking