Program on the family stage within the rally "We will not give up Serbia" started today with the performance of Paja the clown who performs magic tricks and jokes.
Actress Iva Štrljić said that on today's holiday, Lazarus Saturday, and on the day of the rally "We will not give Serbia", the love for family, tradition and Serbia.
"Isn't it symbolic that today we gather on the family stage? Isn't it strong that on this day we make wreaths and say: 'We don't give up children and family. We don't give up Serbia,'" said Iva Štrljić.
Photo: Katarina StevanovićRally "We Will Not Give Up Serbia"
According to her words, "Serbia today breathes with a heart that knows what the root and the sacred are."
Citizens, as she stated, can visit more than 500 points with various contents for children and the elderly, and that program lasts until 17 pm. Performances on the accordion, carousel playing, and workshops for children have been announced, one of which is "Insisting on the Cyrillic alphabet".
"Visit them and be sure to do the most important thing - write a letter to the president, because as he said, he will read every letter," said Iva Štrljić.
At the "We do not give Serbia" stand, it is possible to write a letter to President Aleksandar Vučić and fill out a questionnaire for joining the Movement for the People and the State, and badges with the Cyrillic letter "Ć" (boys) are also distributed.
Photo: Katarina StevanovićRally "We Will Not Give Up Serbia"
The central event of the three-day "We will not give Serbia" event, which began on Friday, is scheduled for 19 p.m., when Vučić is expected to speak.
Along Bulevar Kralja Aleksandar towards Nikola Pašić Square, after the fence erected by the Faculty of Law, there are stands of tourism organizations of cities and various associations, and citizens can help themselves to food and drinks, mostly free of charge.
Stands were set up in municipalities and cities such as Bečej, Srbobran, Novi Sad, Priboj and Iriga.
Associations such as Aktiv žena šajkaš and "Our Heritage" were also presented there, where it is possible to serve food and drinks.
A long line is visible in front of the stands with burgers, which can be obtained for free.
When it comes to the stands with drinks, the offer is mostly for tasting, that is, it is not for sale.
The stand of Vrnjačka Banja offers winter drinks, tinctures, jams, the price of which is from 200 dinars and more, while sandwiches and baking are free.
A lot of the stands are of an exhibition nature, and they have a diverse range of handmade products, such as socks, milieu, and folk costumes.
Some people who hold stands complain that they do not have chairs provided.
People approach and take pictures next to the stands.
Source: FoNet
