Minister of Culture and Information Vladan Vukosavljevic opened the "Ivo Andric" Serbian Cultural Centre in Beijing and stated that this institution will contribute to presenting the culture and art of Serbia even better to the Chinese public.
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Serbian Cultural Centre opened in Beijing
Belgrade,
29 November 2018
Vukosavljevic underlined that strategic partnership, friendship and very dynamic cooperation in the field of culture and arts of the two countries have influenced the decision that the artistic district of 798 in Beijing be the place where Chinese citizens will have an opportunity to learn about Serbian culture.
He announced that the Centre will promote Serbian film and Serbia as a movie location, will create conditions for Chinese citizens to get familiar with the Serbian language and literature and to present to Chinese citizens Serbia as a tourist destination - various festivals and cultural heritage, primarily medieval heritage.
Minister of Culture and Tourism of the People's Republic of China Luo Shugang pointed out that the opening of the Serbian Cultural Centre in Beijing is a great event for the Chinese people, because it gives them the opportunity to learn more about Serbian culture in the past and present.
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