The Serbian government and the World Economic Forum (WEF) established the Centre for Fourth Industrial Revolution, which will focus on two priority areas – biotechnology and artificial intelligence (AI) in health care, the areas which have already been recognised as crucial for the future economic development of Serbia.
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Serbia is becoming centre for biotechnology, AI in health care
Belgrade,
4 May 2022
The Office for Information Technologies and E-Government stated that this is the first such centre in the region and third in Europe, after Oslo and Moscow, and the 16th in the world founded by the WEF.
The Centre began operations in March, under the auspices of the Office for Information Technologies and E-Government, with the support of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).
This institution has been founded with the idea of helping scientific knowledge to be used quickly in the economy, and for Serbia to position itself in the world as an exporter of intelligence and innovation.
As the first step, Director of the Institute for Molecular Genetics and Genetic Engineering Jelena Begovic and Director of the Office for Information Technologies and E-Government Mihailo Jovanovic signed today the Agreement on the use of the National Artificial Intelligence Platform, which allows this institute to store important data for further research.
They were also given additional IT infrastructure and support in the use of super computers, i.e. the National Artificial Intelligence Platform, which will enable an incomparably faster processing of the data which are crucial for making conclusions.
Through cooperation with all centres in the world and WEF leaders, Serbia is given the opportunity to use the latest scientific achievements and at the same time enable promotion of our science, economy and knowledge.
From left: Jelena Begovic, Director of the Centre for Fourth Industrial Revolution in Serbia Jelena Bojovic and Mihailo Jovanovic
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