Prime Minister Ana Brnabic stated that she will sign tomorrow in Geneva an agreement with the representatives of the World Economic Forum on the opening of the Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution in Belgrade.
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Opening of Centre for Fourth Industrial Revolution in Belgrade
Belgrade,
6 February 2022
In a statement to the Tanjug news agency after visiting the works on reconstruction of the Dadov theatre, Brnabic said that this is a great recognition for everything that the Serbian government has done in that field and recognition to Serbian science, creativity and knowledge.
The centre will start with work on 1 March and will be connected with twenty or so similar centres which the World Economic Forum has around the world, Brnabic stated.
The Prime Minister underlined that that is a great support to all plans which our country has in the fields of artificial intelligence development, biotechnology, bioeconomy, biomedicine and bioinformatics.
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Author: Tanjug
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