Novi Sad/Senta, 23 September – President of the AP Vojvodina Assembly, Dr Bálint Juhász, attended today in Senta the formal signing ceremony of a Cooperation Agreement between the Institute for the Culture of Vojvodina Hungarians and the Szentendre Open-Air Ethnographic Museum “Skanzen”.

The Agreement establishes an institutional framework for further strengthening professional cooperation | read more

Subotica, 2nd September – President of AP Vojvodina Assembly Dr Bálint Juhász visited the “Majšanski put” Primary School in Subotica today, where a school traffic education training ground was reconstructed with nearly RSD 11.5 million from the provincial budget funds.

“For us, developing educational institutions is not just renovation of buildings.  Behind every investment | read more

Novi Sad, 29 July – President of the AP Vojvodina Assembly, dr Juhász Bálint, today received the farewell visit from the Ambassador of Hungary, Magyar József, marking the conclusion of his diplomatic mandate in the Republic of Serbia.

During the meeting, it was emphasised that in recent years the partnership and friendly relations between Serbia and Hungary reached the highest level in their modern | read more

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Bačka Topola, 23 June – President of the AP Vojvodina Assembly, dr Bálint Juhász, and President of the Provincial Government, Ms Maja Gojković, together with President of the Municipality of Bačka Topola, Mr Adrián Szatmári, officially opened the newly built indoor swimming pool “Venus” today. The investment, worth more than one billion dinars, was implemented with the support of the Provincial Government. | read more

Subotica/Novi Sad, 16th June – President of the Assembly of the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina, Bálint Juhász, attended a commemoration in Subotica today marking the 82nd anniversary of the deportation of Jews from the city and, on behalf of the provincial parliament, laid a wreath at the memorial monument in the courtyard of the Subotica Synagogue.

In the spring and summer of 1944, one of the most tragic | read more