Serbia becomes WAICO founding member

BELGRADE - The Serbian government adopted on Thursday a Conclusion on Establishing the Foundations for Conducting Talks and Concluding an Agreement on Founding the World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organisation (WAICO), whereby Serbia has acquired the status of a WAICO founding member.

In a statement, the government said the move would help to advance scientific and technological cooperation and knowledge- and experience-sharing in development and application of artificial intelligence, as well as development of joint research and innovation projects.

Serbian government approves transfer of WWII fighter Jovovic's remains from Argentina

BELGRADE - The members of the Serbian government agreed on Thursday that the remains of WWII fighter Blagoje Jovovic be transferred to Serbia from Argentina and laid to rest in Belgrade.

In a statement, the government said the decision honoured Jovovic, who attempted to assassinate Croat Ustasha leader Ante Pavelic in Lomas del Palomar, Argentina, in 1957.

Pavelic survived but died two years later due to health complications and wounds resulting from the assassination attempt.

During WWII, Jovovic was a member of the Yugoslav Army in the Fatherland.

April 10 - the date of the establishment of the infamous Independent State of Croatia in 1941 - was symbolically set as the date of the assassination attempt.