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| Abolished the need for legalization of documents for use in the Republic of Serbia |
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Starting from January 11, 2024, the Hague Convention on the abolition of the need for legalization of foreign public documents began to be applied in Canada.
Legalization meant that a document issued or notarized in Canada must first be certified by Global Affairs of Canada, and then certified by the Embassy in Ottawa, in order to be recognized for use in the Republic of Serbia.
With the entry into force of the Hague Convention, it is no longer necessary to notarize a document at the Embassy in Ottawa, but it is sufficient for a document issued in Canada or certified by a Canadian notary, to be certified with an APOSTILLE.
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| ICAO - 80 years since the Chicago convention was signed |
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#Chicago: Amazing celebration of 80 years since #chicagoconvention was signed and enabled the creation of @icao as the powerful international organization in the #civilaviation. @AmbDejanRalevic as 🇷🇸permanent representative attended the celebration #dgca (1/2)
#Chicago: Célébration étonnante des 80 ans de la signature de la #conventiondechicago et de la création de @oaci en tant que puissante organisation internationale de #aviationcivile . @AmbDejanRalevic en tant que représentant permanent 🇷🇸 a assisté à la célébration #dgca (2/2)
https://x.com/SRBinCanada1/status/1864702331037581656
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| Armistice Day in World War I |
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Today, on Armistice Day in World War I, we remember the Golgotha that Today, on #ArmisticeDay in World War I, we remember the Golgotha that our country and our people went through during the war years, but also we remember the perseverance and #heroism of our famous ancestors, to whom we owe our existence today. The #Serbian people was the biggest victim of World War I.
The Central Powers, driven by imperial ambitions, tried to erase a small but freedom-loving country from the map. In that war, Serbia lost more than a quarter of its population and 62 percent of the working-age male population. It will remain etched in the annals of world #militaryhistory that the courageous Serbian people achieved the first #victory for the Allies on Mount Cer.
The devastated Serbian state and the suffering Serbian people rose from the ashes, just like the indestructible Natalie’s ramonda flower, an emblem that we proudly wear close to our hearts today. Serbia paid a high price for #freedom in World War I, which is why our country and its citizens will continue to protect Serbian #statehood, freedom and #independence as supreme national values. Long live Serbia!
Long live Serbia!
https://x.com/SRBinCanada1/status/1855945354300006829?t=C7SmQQG9euz1GDiDU0Ooiw&s=19 |
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| Day of Mourning in the Republic of Serbia |
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Due to today's tragic event at the train station in Novi Sad, which caused the death of at least 13 people and more than 30 injuries, the Government of the Republic of Serbia declared Saturday, November 2, 2024, as the Day of Mourning in the Republic of Serbia.
We inform citizens that a Book of mourning will be opened at the Embassy of the Republic of Serbia in Ottawa on Saturday, November 2, 2024. and on Sunday, November 3, 2024, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Eternal glory to the victims. |
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