Q:
A:
Serbia, Slovakia to intensify cultural cooperation
Bratislava,
27 November 2004
Serbian Minister of Culture Dragan Kojadinovic said today upon his visit to Bratislava that a new programme of cultural cooperation of Serbia and Slovakia should be even more ambitious and stressed that experience of Slovakia's culture in the transition process is very important for Serbia.
Following the talks with Slovak Minister of Culture Rudolf Chmel, Kojadinovic told the Beta news agency that he is very satisfied with cultural cooperation between the two countries and that there are great possibilities for cooperation to be even better.
The Minister said that Serbia-Montenegro's approaching to the European Union entails European behaviour and European cultural presentation.
During the visit to Bratislava, Kojadinovic also met with media officials in the Slovak Ministry of Culture and the director general of the Slovak national television STV with whom he discussed transition of the media.
Kojadinovic said that the Serbian law stipulates that the state television should be transformed into a public service by 2007. However, Slovakia already did that and STV reduced its personnel to 900 employees and two channels for a market of approximately 5 million viewers.
In the transition of the media, Serbia will make use of Slovakia's experiences, but will nevertheless search for its own "magic formula".
The Minister said that Serbia-Montenegro's approaching to the European Union entails European behaviour and European cultural presentation.
During the visit to Bratislava, Kojadinovic also met with media officials in the Slovak Ministry of Culture and the director general of the Slovak national television STV with whom he discussed transition of the media.
Kojadinovic said that the Serbian law stipulates that the state television should be transformed into a public service by 2007. However, Slovakia already did that and STV reduced its personnel to 900 employees and two channels for a market of approximately 5 million viewers.
In the transition of the media, Serbia will make use of Slovakia's experiences, but will nevertheless search for its own "magic formula".
-
Belgrade, 6 May 2025Improving cultural cooperation between Serbia, Egypt
-
Belgrade/Moscow, 24 April 2025Strengthening cooperation with Russia in field of cinematography
-
Belgrade, 10 April 2025Serbia to bid for valuable Uroš Predić painting for National Museum
-
Belgrade/Budapest, 4 February 2025Commitment to improving cultural cooperation with countries in region, Hungary
-
Belgrade/Budapest, 16 December 2024Serbia, Hungary agree on projects to strengthen cultural cooperation
-
Belgrade, 12 December 2024Valuable documentary material of Serbian scientist Mileva Marić Einstein acquired
-
Belgrade/Vatican, 8 December 2024Selaković attends ceremony of inducting new cardinals into office in Vatican
-
Belgrade, 3 December 2024Kovačica naïve art on UNESCO's List of Intangible Cultural Heritage
-
Belgrade, 28 November 2024Strengthening cultural cooperation between Serbia, Russian Federation
