The new “Promenade of Culture” event, organized by the Federal Ministry of Culture and Sports, took place at the Mak Dizdar Embankment in Sarajevo. Visitors enjoyed a diverse programme that combined cultural heritage, messages of social responsibility, and musical performances.

The first part of the programme was dedicated to showcasing Tešanj and its cultural and traditional values. Visitors enjoyed a performance by the “Pobjeda” Cultural and Artistic Society, which presented the region’s rich folklore heritage through traditional dances and songs. The culinary offerings from the “Ruka” Women’s Association of Tešanj also drew significant attention, featuring traditional sweets and specialties characteristic of the Tešanj area.

The programme continued with the observance of Global Inclusion Week through the “Turn on the Red Light for Inclusion!” campaign, organized in cooperation with the Special Olympics of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The symbolic lighting of a red light conveyed a powerful message about the importance of equal opportunities, embracing diversity, and creating a society where everyone has the chance to be included and treated as an equal.

The evening concluded with a musical programme featuring Cheif Acoustic, with musician Emin Ćosić and accompaniment by Sead Ćosić. Their performances further enriched the atmosphere, providing the many visitors with a delightful open-air musical experience. The “Promenade of Culture” event once again confirmed its role as a meeting place for diverse cultures, traditions, and artistic expressions, while simultaneously promoting the values ​​of community, inclusion, and the preservation of cultural heritage.