Saturday, 09 June 2018. | |
Minsk: Literature brings Slavic peoples together |
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"The ties existing between the Slavic peoples sharing common history and culture are most clearly visible in literary works of extraordinary value", Ambassador Kovacevic stated. He also spoke about the closeness of Slavic languages, and the contribution of Saints Cyril and Methodius, the inventors of Slavic alphabet. The Ambassador read a poem "Were It Not For Your Eyes", authored by poet Vasko Popa. The event was attended by representatives of the diplomatic corps, famous Belarusian writers and members of many friendship associations. The news on the literary soiree and Ambassador Kovacevic's participation was broadcast by BelTA , the state-owned national news agency of Belarus. |