Month of Francophonie in March Serbia is hosting the Month of Francophonie throughout March, featuring a diverse program of events including competitions, films, concerts, exhibitions, lectures, and debates. Organized by cultural and educational institutions, as well as diplomatic missions, the event aims to showcase the language, culture, and values of the Francophone community. Highlights include an exhibition on Samuel Beckett’s wartime experiences, a concert by the Swiss band The Young Gods, and a festival of films from Francophone countries.

• The Month of Francophonie is taking place throughout Serbia in March.
• The program includes competitions, films, concerts, exhibitions, lectures, and debates.
• An exhibition on Irish photographer Nigel Swan’s work related to Samuel Beckett’s wartime years will be held at the French Institute in Belgrade.
• Swiss industrial band The Young Gods will perform in Belgrade as part of their European tour.
• A festival of films from Francophone countries will be held at the Yugoslav Cinematheque.
• The event promotes multilingualism, cultural diversity, peace, democracy, human rights, education, and economic cooperation.
• The Group of Francophone Ambassadors in Serbia plays a key role in organizing the events.