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| The Consul General of the Republic of Serbia, Dr. Vladimir Božović, addressed the participants and laureates of the "Tesla Science" Awards at the 13th "Tesla Spirit" Conference organized by the Tesla Science Foundation |
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The Consul General of the Republic of Serbia, Dr. Vladimir Božović, addressed the participants and laureates of the "Tesla Science" Awards at the 13th "Tesla Spirit" Conference organized by the Tesla Science Foundation.
In his speech, Dr. Božović emphasized the enduring relevance of Nikola Tesla’s legacy, not only in the context of his groundbreaking scientific achievements but particularly in the ethical principles that guided his work. He noted that these principles can serve as a beacon in today’s world, as we stand on the cusp of a new technological revolution marked by the rapid development of artificial intelligence.
Dr. Božović highlighted that Tesla’s ethical worldview was deeply rooted in his upbringing as the son of a Serbian Orthodox priest and his early exposure to Serbian traditions and culture, including epic poetry. These influences instilled in Tesla values such as honor, integrity, courage, and self-sacrifice, shaping his belief that science should serve the greater good.
Tesla’s life and work, as Dr. Božović stated, continue to inspire people around the globe to innovate while promoting the responsible use of technology for the benefit of humanity. He extended his congratulations to the award recipients and praised the efforts of the Tesla Science Foundation in promoting Tesla’s legacy and encouraging innovation among young people through the establishment of Tesla clubs across the United States.
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| The Consulate General of the Republic of Serbia proudly took part in the joint exhibition of member countries of the Society of Foreign Consuls (SOFC) in New York, hosted by the Consulate General of the Kingdom of Morocco |
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The Consulate General of the Republic of Serbia proudly took part in the joint exhibition of member countries of the Society of Foreign Consuls (SOFC) in New York, hosted by the Consulate General of the Kingdom of Morocco. This event was organized as part of SOFC's 2025 activities celebrating the centennial of its foundation. Representing Serbia, the Consulate General and Consul General Mr. Vladimir Božović, a member of the SOFC Executive Committee, contributed notable artworks to the exhibition: A reproduction of the fresco "Sretenje" by Momir Bulatović; and Two paintings, "Belgrade" and "New York," by Vuk Vučković. The exhibition was an extraordinary opportunity to enhance cooperation and exchange between SOFC member countries, as well as to promote Serbia's rich cultural heritage in New York, which, in addition to being an economic and political center, is certainly a world stage for the presentation of cultural and artistic expression.
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