Birmingham is one of the first cities in the UK with more than 50 percent of its population from ethnic minorities.
In this case in the second largest city in Great Britain, 110 languages are spoken every day. One of those languages is the Bosnian language. This diverse and strong culture is the beauty and strength of Britain. We proudly celebrate Britain’s multiculturalism.
February 21st is International Mother Language Day and as in previous years, the Birmingham Multicultural Festival was organized. The event featured young artists from different ethnic communities and presented their cultures. The festival was held at the regional cultural center, the Midlands Arts Centre (MAC).
The festival brought together young artists from Europe, Asia and Africa. The large audience enthusiastically enjoyed the performances of young artists from India, the Czech Republic, Bangladesh, Bulgaria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Slovakia, Greece, Pakistan, Tanzania,
Members of KUD “Mladost Bosne” from Birmingham presented part of the culture of Bosnia and Herzegovina with excellent performances.
We congratulate Purbanat on the excellent organization of the event.
BH UK Network
