Exhibition of embroidered Cyrillic letters was held at the Embassy of the Republic of Serbia, on March 9, 2018.
       The exhibition, organized by the association "Beo etno vizija" from Belgrade, was followed by a lecture about the history and significance of the Cyrillic alphabet by Janja Todorovic, a philologist and a writer, along with a video presentation by Dusan Todorovic, about ancient Cyrillic monuments and literary works.
       Their visit to Switzerland was organized by the bookstore "STANI" from Baden, in cooperation with the Serbian Cultural Association of Switzerland and the Serbian language School in the Canton Argau.

          At the initiative of the Embassy of the Republic of Serbia in Switzerland, the Ministry of Culture and Information donated books to the University of Basel, where Serbian language is being studied within Slavic studies. Among the donated books are the Dictionary of Serbian Language, the Normative Grammar, the Etymological Dictionary and other publications important for the studies of Serbian language.
On behalf of the Ministry of Culture and Information, the donation of books was handed over to the representatives of the University of Basel by Ambassador Snežana Jankovic. On this occasion, she emphasized the readiness of our side to continue cooperation with the Slavic Seminar, assisting in various ways studying of Serbian language at the University of Basel.
On behalf of the University, the books were received by the Vice-President of the University Prof. Dr. Tomas Grob, who is also the head of the Seminar for Slavic Studies, and Dr. Ljiljana Rajnkovski, Assistant Professor for South Slavic Languages.

    The Embassy of Serbia in Switzerland hosted famous Serbian writer and poet Matija Bećković on March 3, 2018.
       He spoke about the richness and beauty of the Serbian language, and then read parts from his latest book dedicated to Petar Petrović Njegoš.
       M. Beckovic was joined by Aleksandra Ninković Tašić and Aleksandar Gajšek, who talked about the great minds of Serbian and world science like Mihajlo Pupin, Nikola Tesla and Milutin Milanković.
       Their visit to Switzerland was organized by the bookstore "STANI" from Baden, as part of marking the 20th anniversary of its work.