Sretenje Order () is the fourth highest state order of Serbia. The order is awarded by the decree of the President of the Republic on special occasions, typically at the ceremonies held on Statehood Day. It is awarded for merits in the fields of public, economic, cultural, educational, sports and humanitarian activities. It can be awarded to individuals and institutions.B92.net New Law on Decorations adopted. Ranks Sretenje Order has three classes.
1st class 2nd class 3rd class
Notable recipients 1st class 2013 - Harold Pinter (posthumously) 2013 - Pierre Marie Gallois (posthumously) 2015 - Smilja Avramov 2016 - Corfu municipality 2017 - Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts 2017 - Matica srpska 2018 - National Theatre in Belgrade 2019 - National Museum of Serbia 2020 - Dušan Kovačević 2020 - Clerical High School of Saint Arsenije 2020 - University of Belgrade Faculty of Medicine 2021 - Emir Kusturica 2021 - Aleksandr Rukavishnikov 2022 - Ištvan Pastor 2022 - Prohor Pčinjski Monastery 2022 - Zoran Janković 2022 - Gallery of Matica Srpska 2022 - Serbian National Theatre 2022 - Dušan Čkrebić 2022 - National Theatre in Niš 2022 - Serbian Literary Guild 2023 - Vladimir Kanjuh 2023 - Belgrade Philharmonic Orchestra 2023 - Milovan Bojić 2024 - Ninoslav Radovanović 2024 - Rajko Kuzmanović 2024 - Belgrade City Museum 2024 - Politika 2024 - Radio Belgrade 2024 - Basketball Federation of Serbia 2024 - Večernje novosti 2025 - Roman Catholic Diocese of Subotica 2025 - Hilandar Monastery 2025 - Sima Avramović 2025 - National Bank of Serbia 2025 - Pošta Srbije 2025 - Volleyball Federation of Serbia 2026 - Irinej Bulović
2nd class 2012 - Petnica Science Center 2012 - Ramsey Clark 2013 - National Library of Serbia 2013 - Alexander Babakov 2014 - Archive of Serbia 2014 - Milorad Ekmečić 2015 - Noam Chomsky 2015 - Mehriban Aliyeva 2016 - Mihajlo Pupin Institute 2016 - Museum of Natural History, Belgrade 2016 - Puriša Đorđević 2017 - Red Cross of Serbia 2017 - City of Jausiers 2017 - Ilija M. Kolarac Endowment 2018 - Museum of Vojvodina 2018 - Military Museum, Belgrade 2019 - Zemun Gymnasium 2019 - Zrenjanin Theatre 2021 - Aleksandar Berček 2021 - Pero Zubac 2022 - Poštanska štedionica 2022 - Borba 2022 - Zoran Terzić 2023 - Vukov sabor 2023 - Radmila Živković 2024 - Arsenije Glavčić 2024 - Vinča Nuclear Institute 2025 - Novo Hopovo Monastery
3rd class 2012 - Jovan Ćirilov 2012 - Miodrag Stojković 2012 - Milunka Lazarević 2013 - Veran Matić 2013 - Historical Museum of Serbia 2014 - Zastava Arms 2014 - Veselin Đuretić 2014 - Petar Omčikus 2015 - Milan Raspopović 2015 - Ivan Klajn 2015 - Đorđe Marjanović 2016 - Belgrade Mathematical Gymnasium 2016 - Mokranjac Music School 2016 - Belgrade City Library 2017 - Atelje 212 2017 - Belgrade International Theatre Festival 2017 - Belgrade Drama Theatre 2019 - Vladeta Jerotić (posthumously) 2019 - Dobrica Erić (posthumously) 2020 - Politikin zabavnik 2020 - Historical Archive of Belgrade 2022 - Vladimir Obradović 2022 - Institute of History Belgrade 2022 - University of Belgrade Faculty of Economics 2022 - VK Partizan 2023 - Svetlana Stević Vukosavljević 2023 - Sombor Gymnasium 2024 - Tuman Monastery 2024 - Kolibri Choir 2025 - Sretensky Monastery
See also Orders, decorations and medals of Serbia
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