The event will include the opening presentation by Aleksandar Pavlović and Filip Lukić, the website’s authors, and a discussion on the topic New Context of the Serbian-Albanian dialogue, with the following speakers: Tobias Flessenkemper (Head of Office of the European Council in Belgrade), Miodrag Milićević (Director of NGO Aktiv from Mitrovica), Fahri Musliu (journalist and publicist from Prizren), Idro Seferi (journalist) and Jelica Minić (President of the European Movement in Serbia).

The website is a part of the project Advancing Serbian-Albanian Friendship, implemented by the European Movement in Serbia, Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory from Belgrade and NGO Aktiv from Northern Mitrovica, with support of the Swiss Embassy in Prishtina. The website “Serbian-Albanian Friendship” hosts a rich, open-access internet database that provides textual, visual and documentary knowledge on Serbian-Albanian relations, and contains material in Serbian, Albanian and English, containing:

• Around 50 books about Serbian-Albanian relations, particularly those that have an affirmative or reconciliatory character;
• Several hundred individual articles written by some 50 authors from all fields and aspects of Serbian-Albanian relations;
• Video database containing the interviews with some 15 prominent Serbian and Albanian intellectuals and local activists, who offered their views on the topics regarding the possibilities of historical reconciliation, friendship and improving cooperation between Serbs and Albanians;
• A voluminous material of some 500 news and media entries covering the topic of Serbian-Albanian dialogue, publicized in Serbian and English in the last 5 years;
• Various archival material, like well-known documentaries and/or plays or movies, public figures living in both sides, links to important joint projects and CSOs and the like.

This website, therefore, offers many examples of friendship, cooperation, joint research, interviews, educative material on Serbian-Albanian relations, documents and articles of common interest and other related material that we purport to popularize and make widely accessible.