On 19 November 2020, an open panel discussion "230 Years since the Congress of Timișoara" and presentation of the book "Hierarchs of the Timișoara Diocese", held in the hall of the Association of Serbs in Romania, inaugurated for the fifteenth time round the event Serbian Culture Days in Timișoara, open through 30 November.

Ambassador Stefan Tomasevic granted an interview to Romanian national tourist television "Travel Mix" presenting the history of Serbia, tourist destinations, Serbian cuisine, festivals and most prominent historic figures.

An exhibition of paintings by Serbian artist Marijana Andjelic titled "Hymn of Flowers" was on display 12-22 September in the city of Saitama's Nikiya complex, a venue registered as national tangible cultural heritage. The exhibition was co-sponsored by the Serbian Embassy, the Association for the Promotion of Music Exchange between Serbia and Japan, Japan-Serbia Society and Makoto Investments, a Japanese importer of Serbian wines.

The Embassy of Serbia in Sofia participated in the event "European Heritage Days" traditionally held in the capital of Bulgaria, in cooperation with the Ministry of Culture, City of Sofia, Embassy of France and the French Cultural Institute. The event taking place every third weekend in September in more than 50 European states is set to present to the wider public the buildings and objects of special cultural and historical significance including some Embassies and residences. The Embassy of Serbia was open to public on 20 September from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. enabling 200 visitors to tour the premises and learn more about their background.