The Role of Democratic Institutions in Cultural Dialogue: From Representation to Cohesion,” an important conversation on how democratic institutions can serve not only as platforms of representation but also as spaces that foster dialogue, cultural expression, and social cohesion.

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Many thanks to Afrim Gashi , President of the Assembly for hosting this timely and meaningful session and for emphasizing the role of inclusive narratives in strengthening democratic resilience.
Special thanks to the distinguished participants for their valuable contributions and perspectives:
Jovan Subotic , Member of the Parliament of Montenegro
Hedva Ser , UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador
Andreja Rihter, PhD , former Minister of Culture of Slovenia and Director of the Forum of Slavic Cultures
Davor Filipović , former Minister of Economy and Sustainable Development of Croatia
Ambassador Katalin Annamaria Bogyay , President of the UNESCO National Commission of Hungary and President of the 36th UNESCO General Conference
Stanko Blagojević, Acting Assistant Minister for International Relations and European Integration of the Republic of Serbia in the Field of Culture
The discussion highlighted the importance of democratic institutions as bridges between communities, cultures, and generations, reinforcing the values of dialogue, understanding, and cohesion in an increasingly complex world.

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