CHILDREN OF MEDVEDJA WILL TAKE PART IN THE COMPETITION "SERBIA IN THE RHYTHM OF EUROPE" NEXT YEAR TOO

20. October 2020.

Меdvedja - By signing the protocol on cooperation by and between the representatives of the "Rhythm of Europe" delegation and the Mayor of Medvedja, Nebojsa Arsic, children from this municipality were enabled to participate in the popular children's event in Serbia the following year as well. In 2020, Medvedja took the sixth place, the local self-government said.

This largest children's music television program in Europe is broadcast by Television Prva every year.

At the signing ceremony, the delegation of "Rhythm of Europe" included David Makevic, the Executive Director of the "Rhythm of Europe" and Igor Karadarevic, the Director of the television program "Serbia in the Rhythm of Europe".

The event "Serbia in the Rhythm of Europe" has been held since 2008, and is intended for talented children from primary and secondary schools. The President of the Municipality of Medvedja has already invited musically talented children from Medvedja to apply for the participation in the casting, which will be held at the beginning of 2021, organized by the Rhythm of Europe.

While addressing the media that attended the signing ceremony, Nebojsa Arsic pointed out that "Although the children's week is over and has been marked by a series of activities, the local self-government is working long-term to improve their rights and present the talents of the youngest. Next year, viewers across the country will be able to watch the competition "Serbia in the Rhythm of Europe" on the Prva Television, where children from the municipality of Medvedja will perform for the second time in a row. This year they represented Bulgaria and took a high 6th place, thereby presenting the municipality of Medvedja in the best possible way”.

The largest children's music project in Serbia was supported by the ambassadors of Europe and the European Union, and supported in terms of the media by the Prva Television.

Source: jugmedia and Coordination Body