Serbia Marks Police Day with Awards and Cultural Performances
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At a glance
- Serbia marked the Day of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Police Day with a ceremony at the Palace of Serbia.
- President Aleksandar Vuฤiฤ and Interior Minister Ivica Daฤiฤ presented awards to distinguished police officers.
- The event featured a cultural program, including performances by the Operatikon Choir and police units.
Serbia celebrated the Day of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Police Day with a formal ceremony held at the Palace of Serbia, attended by top state officials.
President Aleksandar Vuฤiฤ and Minister of Internal Affairs Ivica Daฤiฤ presented state decorations to deserving police officers during the event. The ceremony also included a cultural and artistic program, featuring performances designed to honor the police force.
The Operatikon Choir, accompanied by the police orchestra, performed the song "Ovo je Srbija" (This is Serbia). Additionally, members from various police units and sectors showcased a dance performance set to the song "Himna kosovskih junaka" (Anthem of Kosovo Heroes).
Several officers were recognized for their service. President Vuฤiฤ awarded golden medals for merit, dedication, and bravery to Jovan Radiฤ, Laza Puriฤi, and Darko Dujkoviฤ. Minister Daฤiฤ presented silver medals for merit, dedication, and bravery to Stevan Vukoviฤ, Dragan Stojkoviฤ, and Nemanja Bogiฤeviฤ, acknowledging their contributions to the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the police.
Originally published by N1 Serbia in Serbian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.