On the occasion of the 11th November, the Day of the signing of the Armistice in World War I, it was organized the laying of wreaths on the memorial of the Serbian military cemetery in Zeitinlik.

His Holiness the Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople Мr. Bartholomew, within the five-day visit to Thessaloniki (19th to 23rd Octobre), visited the Serbian military cemetery Zejtinlik on 22th October, where he was received with military honors.

A photo exhibition of the National Museum of the Republic of Serbia "Central Balkans between the Greek and the Celtic world, Kale-Krševica 2001.-2011" was opened in the garden of the Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki, on the 10th of October.
 

General Consulate of the Republic of Serbia in Thessaloniki, in cooperation with the Center for Art Education of Children and Youth from Vojvodina, organized on April 22nd in the Cultural Centre "Vafopuli" an exhibition of pupils drawings on the First World War.

The exhibition of Serbian sculptor Djordje Čpajak  was opened on the 3rd of April in the 'Miro' Gallery in Thessaloniki.
An artist that is considered as one of the 40 best living sculptor in the world, according to English "Public Art World's Eye View", exhibited 37  sculptures in various formats, in white and black marble, granite and bronze, as well as few models, which are in large format exhibited in China, Japan and other countries.
 

As a result of mutual cooperation, on April 1 in Thessaloniki was held a conference Relations between Serbia and Greece.  A part form the panelist and students, representatives of the Greek Foreign Office in Thessaloniki (T. Kocionis and K. Kacanos) and FYROM’s Head of Mission (M. Apostolova-Balaburski) were present as well. Head of the Balkan Relations Department D. Kyrkilis opened the Conference and the moderator was S. Maurogeni, lector for Serbian language.
 

On March 29, Children Church Choir Branko participated in the first International Choir Festival in Thessaloniki, municipality of Pilea- Chortiatis.
 

International marathon Not to forget in memory of the victims of NATO aggression was successfully accomplished when the runners reached Veroia on March 29.

In recently renovated subterranean room of the Consulate in Thessaloniki, on May 9 a promotion of the National Library of Serbia exposition catalogue Serbian Literature in the First World War was held.
 

Thessaloniki international book fair was held on May 8-11, by the name Europe- identity and diversity.