Government grants totaling 30 million dinars were signed in Belgrade supporting projects of national minority communities living in Serbia. The evaluation process prioritized preserving and developing cultural identity and included funding for  folk dance events, art camps, and literary programs.

Highlighted Projects and organizations included the Ludas Matyi Cultural Association (Ludas), the Hinga Cultural Association (Nosza) and the Kökény Civic Association (Nagykikinda).

Transparent Evaluation Process

The evaluation committee included experts from the Serbian Ministry of Human and Minority Rights and the Ministry of Culture, as well as representatives from national minority councils. This ensured transparency and consideration of community priorities.

Commitment to National Culture

Tomislav Žigmanov, Serbia’s Minister of Human and Minority Rights, emphasized that the funding strengthens the cultural rights of national communities. “This sends a clear message: these communities are integral parts of Serbia’s cultural and social life,” he stated.

Distribution of Funds

The 30 million dinars were distributed among 70 organizations and institutions representing 23 national communities in Serbia. A total of 284 applications were submitted

Source: Pannon RTV

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