Prime Minister Ana Brnabic visited today the Pavillion of Serbia at the 58th Biennale of Contemporary Art in Venice and on that occasion said that Serbia should be presented in a different light, as a country that creates ideas, innovations, technology, beautiful art, music and film.
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Serbia presented in best light in Venice
Belgrade/Venice,
10 May 2019
Brnabic, who was personally welcomed by Artistic Director of Biennale Ralph Rugoff, underlined that our country has much to offer to the world.
She emphasised that she visited Venice in order to support Serbian artists, above all Djordje Ozbolt, who represents Serbia with the project "Return of Memory Loss".
The Prime Minister reiterated that without investing in culture and education, there can be no modern society and a strong economy in the 21st century, and expressed satisfaction that Serbia again represents itself at this event in the best possible light.
Brnabic announced that she will attend a reception organised by Serbia, where she will meet with many artists from around the world and representatives of other countries at the Venice Biennale.
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Author: Tanjug
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