A ballet student, Viola Imeri, accompanied by national mentor Dafina Danilocka Kochetska, is scheduled to participate in a professional program in Paris from July 3 to July 12, 2026. This international engagement is structured to provide advanced performance opportunities and professional development for emerging artists. The initiative is organized through a collaboration involving the Interart cultural center, the French Institute, and the Embassy of France in Skopje.
Support for the program is provided by the Embassy of the Republic of North Macedonia in Paris, alongside the Boyanovski clocks and the Boyanovski Foundation. This trip is a component of the prestigious “Roxana Stoyanov” award. The primary objective of this award is to furnish young ballet and dance students with tangible professional support, exposure to international artistic standards, and crucial networking opportunities with peers and established institutions.
The first iteration of this award event took place on April 18, 2026, marking the beginning of this developmental platform. The opportunity in Paris represents a significant milestone for the participants, solidifying the award’s commitment to bridging national talent with global artistic circuits. Through this structured program, the focus remains on professional growth, allowing students to interact directly with international artistic communities while building their careers within the framework established by the Roxana Stoyanov award.
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