On June 7, The Embassy of Serbia had a pleasure to welcome to Washington DC Ms. Vida Ognjenovic, prominent Serbian writer, playwright, and theater director. The event was hosted by the Delegation of the European Union in partnership with the Embassy of Serbia and the Orfelin Circle.
In a lively conversation with the audience Ms. Ognjenovic discussed her viewpoints on literature, science, and the impact of modern technology, marketing and the internet. The event was moderated by Mrs. Milena Trobozic Garfield.

The Secretariat for Culture of the City of Belgrade has announced a public international two-phase competition for the design of a conceptual solution for the Zoran Djindjic memorial at the Students Square in Belgrade". The aim of the competition is to select the best conceptual solution for the Zoran Djindjic Memorial at the Students Square in Belgrade in memory of his life, work, social and historic changes he initiated in Serbia, as well of his tragic death on March 12, 2003.

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Competition for the design of Zoran Djindjic memorial - explanatory sheet

On Friday, March 10, 2017 Embassies of Serbia and France in Washington, D.C. organized a movie screening and a wine tasting event.  "The Promise" is a character driven feature documentary that follows an extraordinary experience of a French family who moved in a remote village of Rogljevo in Serbia to make wine.

The screening was followed by Q&A with author Mr. Dusan Gajic and director Mr. Zeljko Mirkovic and a wine tasting reception.