Aratos Trio presented itself to the Portuguese audience with a concert in the hall of the Sines Art Center last Saturday. Not only did they delight the audience in the hall filled to the last seat, but also the critics who rated the performance as excellent. The concert entitled "From Serbia with love: music for the new millennium" was also attended by classical music lovers who traveled from Spain.

Aratos Trio was founded in 2014, and as a non-standardized chamber ensemble, it deals with artistic research and performance of repertoire for clarinet trio with a special focus on music of the 20th and 21st centuries. Aratos Trio pays special attention to the works of local authors. The trio consists of Katarina Popović, violin, Vladimir Vanja Šćepanović, piano and Mihajlo Samoran, clarinet.

The "Terras sem Sombra" festival was created in 2003 as a civil society initiative that aims to make the territory of Alentejo, which stands out for its ecological, cultural, and landscape values, known to the general public.
From the beginning, the festival has kept its traveling character, with an emphasis on cultural decentralization, and the formation of a new audience, and the festival program includes classical music concerts, master classes, conferences, visits to cultural heritage, and actions to preserve biodiversity.

Ambassador Ana Ilić met with the State Secretary for Energy at the Ministry of Energy and Environment, Maria João Pereira. They discussed improving cooperation in the field of energy, especially in the field of renewable sources, in which Portugal is one of the leading countries. 

Portugal is the European leader in the field of electricity generation from renewable sources. In the first three quarters of this year, 89% of electricity was produced from hydro potential, which has the largest share of 47%, wind parks, solar energy, and biomass.

Ambassador Ana Ilić met with Pedro Machado, the State Secretary for Tourism of the Portuguese Republic. The cooperation between the two countries in the field of tourism was assessed as good but with great potential for improvement.

Our national airline, Air Serbia, certainly contributed to improving cooperation in the tourism sector by introducing direct flights between Belgrade and Lisbon on April 15, 2023, and Belgrade and Porto on November 10 of the same year.