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EUNIC in Serbia at the International Book Fair in Belgrade
EUNIC in Serbia was present at the 56th International Book Fair in Belgrade, which took place from 23rd to 30th of October this year. It was represented by four cultural institutions of the European Union in Belgrade: the Austrian Cultural Forum, the French Institute, the Goethe Institute and the Cervantes Institute.
Belgrade Bookfair: EUNIC stand for fifth year in a row
EUNIC in Serbia prepares a joint appearance of four institutes at this year's Belgrade International Book Fair (23-30 October). Due to their success for the fifth year in a row, the Austrian Cultural Forum, the French Institute, the Goethe Institute and the Instituto Cervantes will organize the traditional Eunic quiz (from Tuesday 25 to Friday 28 at 5 pm) and a multilingual concertof Shpiritus movens (Friday 28 at 6 pm).
Success story continues at Belgrade Bookfair
EUNIC in Serbia prepared a joint appearance of six centers and institutes for culture of the European Union at this year's Belgrade International Book Fair from 25 to 31 October.
Uspeh EUNIC-a u Srbiji na 55. Beogradskom sajmu kniga
Kao što je bilo najavljeno, EUNIC u Srbiji nastupio je i ove godine na svom štandu u Hali 2 beogradskog sajma u okviru 55. Beogradskog međunarodnog sajma knjiga.
EUNIC
EUNIC čine Instituti za kulturu država Evropske Unije. EUNIC stvara mreže između tih instituta ostvarujući uspešne saradnje. Njegov cilj je da poboljša i širi kulturnu raznolikost i razumevanje među evropskim društvima i da učvrsti međunarodni dijalog i kulturnu saradnju sa zemljama van Evrope.
Održiva stambena arhitektura: primenjiva rešenja
11:00 do 15:00, subota 15. maj 2010. godine
Major player at Belgrade Book Fair
EUNIC in Serbia has turned into a major attraction of the Belgrade Book Fair (26 October – 1 November 2009). The event was far reaching, featuring more than 800 domestic and foreign exhibitors. The 150 000 strong audience makes the Belgrade Book Fair both the country's largest literary festival and cultural event altogether. With six members involved, the project capitalised on 2007 and 2008 experiences and highlighted EUNIC's commitment to a cultural dialogue between East and West.
