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Brnabic at Digital, Life, Design conference in Munich
Belgrade,
20 January 2018
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic will take part in the conference "Digital, Life, Design", on 21-22 January in Munich.
At one of the leading innovative conferences, Prime Minister Brnabic will talk about Serbia's experiences in the field of digitization.
The Prime Minister will present priorities in the field of digitization and plans for the development of creative and digital industries as our development opportunities.
The Digital, Life, Design Conference was launched in Munich in 2005 with the aim of exploring how digitalization affects everyday people's lives, social, political and economic change.
In the past decade, the conference has grown into an interdisciplinary and interactive platform that brings together influential people from all over the world who are influencing these changes through their creativity, work and research.
According to the esteemed British magazine The Economist - the conference "Digital, Life, Design" is one of the two most important innovative conferences in Europe.
The Munich conference is held shortly before the World Economic Forum in Davos and will gather around 150 speakers and more than 800 participants from around the world.
The conference will be attended by more than 200 journalists from leading European and world media.
During the conference in Munich, the Prime Minister will meet with Bavarian State Minister for European Affairs and Regional Affairs Bavaria Beate Merk.
Brnabic and Merk will discuss bilateral relations and economic cooperation between Serbia and Germany, current political topics in the Western Balkans region, as well as German support for the European integration process.
The Prime Minister will present priorities in the field of digitization and plans for the development of creative and digital industries as our development opportunities.
The Digital, Life, Design Conference was launched in Munich in 2005 with the aim of exploring how digitalization affects everyday people's lives, social, political and economic change.
In the past decade, the conference has grown into an interdisciplinary and interactive platform that brings together influential people from all over the world who are influencing these changes through their creativity, work and research.
According to the esteemed British magazine The Economist - the conference "Digital, Life, Design" is one of the two most important innovative conferences in Europe.
The Munich conference is held shortly before the World Economic Forum in Davos and will gather around 150 speakers and more than 800 participants from around the world.
The conference will be attended by more than 200 journalists from leading European and world media.
During the conference in Munich, the Prime Minister will meet with Bavarian State Minister for European Affairs and Regional Affairs Bavaria Beate Merk.
Brnabic and Merk will discuss bilateral relations and economic cooperation between Serbia and Germany, current political topics in the Western Balkans region, as well as German support for the European integration process.
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