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The summer break is over, and the Europe House team is back, well rested and ready to bring you, as always, an exciting lineup of events. –> Full monthly programme for September Overview of key events: 1. European Mobility Week From September 16 to 22, Serbia joins the rest of
Ovog juna, Evropska kuća Beograd poziva vas da nam se pridružite u programu posvećenom zelenim temama, kulturi, učenju i istraživanju grada. Očekuju vas Zelena nedelja EU, dokumentarni filmovi u saradnji sa Beldocsom, kreativne radionice za decu, razgovori u okviru programa Books in the Spotlight, Beogradski pasoš, Akademija EU mogućnosti i
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Letnji bioskop vraća se i ovog leta u dvorište Omladinskog centra OPENS. Od 25. juna, pa sve do 10. septembra,
The Blood Transfusion Institute of Serbia and the Delegation of the European Union to Serbia invite citizens to donate blood
Niški pasoš otvara vrata tek delića istorijskih naslaga vremena koje Niš ima. Grad koji je svoj život započeo u paleolitu
The Delegation of the European Union to Serbia and the Europe House invite citizens to celebrate Europe Month together through
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Navigating bureaucratic mazes, writing lengthy applications and translating creative ideas into formal tables can be a major obstacle for many
When people think of working in the IT sector, they often picture a modern office in a distant metropolis or
To mark International Youth Day, observed by the United Nations since 1999, the Prokuplje Culture Center hosted an event where
Through new ideas, contemporary approaches and connections with different artistic forms, young people are helping to keep classical music alive,
Volunteering is an integral part of civic culture in many European countries, and the European Union, through various programmes, gives
At the entrance to the Fortress, audiences at the Nišville Jazz Festival are greeted each year by music performed by
International Youth Day was celebrated in Novi Pazar with a stand-up performance by Bosnian-Herzegovinian actor Kerim Čutuna, followed by an
As part of the EU Communication Network in Serbia (EUINFONET) project, funded by the European Union and implemented by the
The Belgrade Passport is not another guide, but an adventure through Belgrade that you create yourself. It is an invitation for citizens and visitors to discover the city through walking, socializing and entertainment, for collectors who like to collect ‘trophies’ (stamps) and learn more about the hidden gems of the city.
During your journey through the galleries, institutions, courtyards and streets that preserve the spirit of Belgrade, a stamp awaits you at each of the 10 selected locations – some you will find easily, others you will have to ask for.
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Serbia has been far from Europe for a long time. It's time for him to come home. Europe House.
It was my honor to cooperate with the Europe Houses in Belgrade, Niš and Novi Sad. What connects them is not in the premises, but in the trust of the participants that behind those doors they will find sincere interlocutors, a quality program and targeted knowledge. Just knock!
For me, the Europe House is what Europe is. The house of values, ideas, solidarity, modernity, creativity, diversity, freedom.
The Europe House is in the right place, at the right time, with the right people. Helpful, cultural, friendly, we will be happy to invite you again.
The Europe House is a place for eternal students, eager for knowledge, open discussions and cultural exchanges.
A place of dialogue, a place of discussion and a place of exchange of ideas, actually a place where we learn what our society should look like.
Offering a much needed place for dialogue, exchange of knowledge, reliable
information and arguments, in the spirit of tolerance, the Europe House reminds us of
what are we talking about when we talk about European Serbia.
As I look around the world today, Europe is the last bastion of democracy and human rights. It gives me great pleasure to be a guest at the European House in Belgrade, especially today at a time when issues of freedom, and especially academic freedom, are the focus of attention around the world.
Serbia has been far from Europe for a long time. It's time for him to come home. European house.
In the famous pedestrian street in Belgrade, Knez Mihailova, there is the European House where you "on foot", by shortcuts, go through the history and present of film, literature, art... The European House means being in the very center of events, in a location in the center of the city.
For me, the European House is what Europe is. The house of values, ideas, solidarity, modernity, creativity, diversity, freedom.
The European House is in the right place, at the right time, with the right people. Helpful, cultural, friendly, we will be happy to invite you again.
The European House represents a place that contributes to the reputation of the best research and artistic and innovation practices that generate knowledge for the benefit of the whole society.
The European House is a place for eternal students, eager for knowledge, open discussions and cultural exchanges.
A meeting place, a place to exchange real information and a place where we meet friends.
A place of dialogue, a place of discussion and a place of exchange of ideas, actually a place where we learn what our society should look like.
Offering a much-needed place for dialogue, exchange of knowledge, reliable information and arguments, in the spirit of tolerance, the European House reminds us what we are talking about when we talk about European Serbia.
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