Javna rasprava o kompleksa Beogradskog Sajma i zgrade Generalštaba oštećenog u NATO bombardovanju 1999 godine, održana 23.04.2024 u svečanoj sali Tehničkih fakulteta u Beogradu.
Citat:These are some new renderings of our future project in Belgrade.
I just visited and was impressed by the vibrancy and development of the city.
A few fun facts:
Serbia’s 4.7% GDP growth in Q1 of this year was the fastest GDP growth in the EuroZone.
Since 2019, tourism in Serbia has increased 79%.
Belgrade now has 22 Michelin-recommended restaurants and is hosting Expo 2027.
Serbia has been a strong supporter of Israel, especially during this recent conflict.
This development will advance Belgrade on its path to a very bright future while honoring its past by including a memorial to the 1999 bombing, along with a museum to commemorate the history of the building.
Belgrade’s talent pool, financial stability, infrastructure, and quality of life make the city an incredibly exciting destination.
Živeli!
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Zgrade Generalštaba i Ministarstva odbrane u centru Beograda više nisu kulturna dobra, odlučila je Vlada Srbije, objavljeno je u Službenom glasniku.
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Najviše sam pod utiskom kako narod u tome ne vidi nikakav problem.
Simbolika je ovde izuzetno jaka. Taj objekat i ako nije mogao da opstane kakav je bio, morao je da dobije namenu javne zgrade. Nebitno da li bi tu bilo ministarstvo odbrane, neki sud ili šta već.
Ovo je ekvivalent udaje silovane devojke za silovatelja.
U 100 marke da ne bi dali nikome da na mestu kula bliznakinja pravi bilo šta a posebno ne hotel/kockarnicu/kupleraj.
Zgrada Vlade onda ovde dođe kao trafika gde će neko ko ide u ex generalšab da svrati da kupi šta mu treba, žvake, pljuge, kurtone ili neki zakon. Zavisi od trenutnih prioriteta
