Prime Minister Professor Đuro Macut, MD, DSc, today visited Ruski Krstur in the municipality of Kula, where he noted that Serbia is an example of coexistence and respect for national minorities and their values.
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On that occasion, Macut visited the Church of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary – Vodica and works on the Emaus spiritual and tourist centre, met together with Minister for Human and Minority Rights and Social Dialogue Demo Beriša with members of the Rusyn National Council, and spoke with women from this town at the Ruski Krstur Cultural Centre.
According to him, Ruski Krstur is a true guardian of Rusyn culture.
He said that Serbia’s wealth lies precisely in such authenticity, adding that the government sees the Rusyn National Council as a reliable partner in the joint mission to provide institutional support and ensure the future of the Rusyn people in this area.
Macut also emphasised that the Church of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary – Vodica is a place where people from numerous religious communities have met for centuries in unity and mutual respect.
I am particularly pleased that this tradition is being successfully passed on to younger generations, as evidenced by the Emaus centre, which has become a symbol of gathering, tolerance and spiritual peace among peoples, the Prime Minister added.
The Prime Minister spoke with women from Ruski Krstur about the importance of women in political and social life and their care for health, highlighting their role in nurturing the traditions, culture and customs of the Rusyn people.
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