The city of Čačak has signed an agreement with Istrian authorities to receive a grant of half a million dinars for organizing the event “Miholjski susreti sela” (Michaelmas Village Meetings). The event aims to preserve tradition, strengthen social ties, and promote cultural and artistic creativity in rural communities. It gathers residents, cultural-artistic societies, women’s and youth associations, contributing to the affirmation of rural life as an important part of society. Čačak emphasizes that rural development is a strategic direction and will continue to use all state mechanisms to improve rural life, not only through infrastructure and agricultural projects but also by preserving rich intangible cultural heritage.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning outlets emphasize the social and cultural importance of the funding for rural communities, highlighting the preservation of traditions, community cohesion, and support for cultural and artistic activities. They focus on the role of such initiatives in empowering rural populations and promoting social inclusion.
Center: Center-leaning sources report the facts of the funding and the event, stressing the strategic importance of rural development for the local government. They highlight the practical aspects of the grant and the municipality’s commitment to improving rural life through various projects, including cultural preservation and infrastructure.
Right: Right-leaning media focus on the promotion of national and local traditions, pride in rural heritage, and the role of the municipality in supporting the countryside as a vital part of the nation. They may emphasize the importance of maintaining cultural identity and the role of local government in fostering community values.