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Swiss President Visits Science and Technology Park

Swiss President Guy Parmelin visited the Belgrade Science and Technology Park today with a delegation during an official visit to Serbia, confirming the strong and long-standing partnership between the two countries in the fields of innovation, digitalization, and economic development.

One Must Rebel Against the Absurdity of the World

French director, screenwriter, and producer François Ozon (1967), creator of cult films such as: 'Sitcom', '8 Women', 'Swimming Pool', 'The New Girlfriend', 'Frantz', 'By the Grace of God', last year made a black-and-white film adaptation of Camus' 'The Stranger', which is now also showing in Serbian cinemas distributed by 'MegaCom Film-MCF'.

Architecture Week and the opening of the exhibition "Radiance"

On Thursday, April 30th at 7 PM, the exhibition "Radiance - Revealed Appearances" will be ceremoniously opened at the Art Gallery of the Belgrade Cultural Center, marking the beginning of the 21st Belgrade International Architecture Week - BINA. The exhibition will be opened by Professor Dr. Zoran Đukanović of the Faculty of Architecture.

Technical Faculty "Mihajlo Pupin" Students Visit NIS Company

The path from the university bench to a real working environment can be inspiring, as shown by visits of students from the Technical Faculty "Mihajlo Pupin" from Zrenjanin to the Oil Services facilities of the NIS company. Future engineers had the opportunity to step out of their textbooks and into the world of complex oil operations, and the visit was realized through NIS's "Energy of Knowledge" program.

Over 4,000 Visitors Already on the First Weekend at the Top of Belgrade Tower

The viewing deck on the 41st floor of the Belgrade Tower, which opened to visitors on April 25, is already breaking attendance records in the first few days. On the first day alone, nearly 2,000 people climbed to the top of the tallest building in Serbia, and a similar number was recorded the next day.

In Search of Form

Subotica – Every day, academician Sava Halugin would walk the path from his apartment to an old civilian house that he had turned into a studio and a kind of his endowment. He covered the short distance slowly, measuring his steps as peasants do when walking their land.