The Belgrade City Administration, Secretariat for Culture, has announced a “Public intemational two-phase open competition for the design of a conceptual solution for the Zoran Đinđić memorial at the Students square in Belgrade”. (announcement)

The aim of the competition is to obtain the best quality conceptual solution for the Zoran Đinđić Memorial at the Students Square in Belgrade and to create a dignified mеmогу of Zoran Đinđić, his life, work and social and historical changes he initiated in Serbia, as well as of his tragic death at the entrance to the building of the Government of the Republic of Serbia on March 12, 2003.

Zoran Đinđić was one of the founders of the Democratic Party and served as President of the Executive Board from September 1990, and as President ofthe Party from Јаnuary 1994. He was a Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for Philosophy and Social Theory, member of all three multiparty sessions of the National Parliament of the Republic of Serbia and of the Council of the Republics in the Parliament of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.

He was elected Мауог of Belgrade on the 21 February 1997, representing the Together coalition, which topped the polls in many Serbian cities in the 1996 local elections. In June 2000, Đinđić took on the role of coordinator in the Alliance for Change and then became head of the Central Election Committee and promotional campaign coordinator of the Serbian Democratic Opposition (DOS) for the elections held on the 24 September 2000. He became Prime Minister of Serbia on 25 Јаnuary 2001, after the victory of DOS in the Serbian parliamentary elections in December 2000.

Zoran Đinđić was murdered on March 12, 2003 in front of the Serbian government building, for striving to liberate Serbia from her past and to lead her into the future. Đinđić left behind his wife Ružica, daughter Jovana and son Luka.