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Prime Minister Brnabic at World Minds symposium in Zurich
Belgrade,
6 December 2017
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic will speak at the annual World Minds symposium in Zurich tomorrow with the founder of this organisation Rolf Dobeli.
"World Minds" (www.worldminds.com) is a non-profit organisation that since 2008 links leaders in the fields of innovation, science, art and economics from around the world.
The organisation is focused on promoting innovations that promote the way the modern world works and fundamentally changes the life of a modern man.
In an organisation that gathers about 1,000 prominent intellectuals, membership is made exclusively at the invitation of individuals who have contributed to development in these areas.
Its founder, Swiss writer and businessman Rolf Dobeli, is known worldwide for the book “The Art of Thinking Clearly”, which discusses the impact of global change on mankind, the causes of systematic mistakes in thinking, and how to avoid them.
Among the most prominent members of the World Minds are the winner of the Nobel Prize for Chemistry Kurt Witrich, philosopher and lecturer at London School of Economics John Gray, director of the Centre at the Berlin Max Plank Institute Gerd Gigerencer, economist Paul Romer and others.
At the last year's World Minds symposium, the then Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic spoke while Ana Brnabic participated as Minister of Public Administration and Local Self-Government.
On this occasion, Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabic will meet with President of the Swiss Confederation Doris Loytard, who is also Minister of Environment, Transport, Energy and Communications.
Brnabic and Loytard will discuss improving the political and economic cooperation of the two countries, as well as further cooperation in the field of dual education and digitization.
The organisation is focused on promoting innovations that promote the way the modern world works and fundamentally changes the life of a modern man.
In an organisation that gathers about 1,000 prominent intellectuals, membership is made exclusively at the invitation of individuals who have contributed to development in these areas.
Its founder, Swiss writer and businessman Rolf Dobeli, is known worldwide for the book “The Art of Thinking Clearly”, which discusses the impact of global change on mankind, the causes of systematic mistakes in thinking, and how to avoid them.
Among the most prominent members of the World Minds are the winner of the Nobel Prize for Chemistry Kurt Witrich, philosopher and lecturer at London School of Economics John Gray, director of the Centre at the Berlin Max Plank Institute Gerd Gigerencer, economist Paul Romer and others.
At the last year's World Minds symposium, the then Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic spoke while Ana Brnabic participated as Minister of Public Administration and Local Self-Government.
On this occasion, Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabic will meet with President of the Swiss Confederation Doris Loytard, who is also Minister of Environment, Transport, Energy and Communications.
Brnabic and Loytard will discuss improving the political and economic cooperation of the two countries, as well as further cooperation in the field of dual education and digitization.
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