Brnabić: A shameful lie; Vučić is now "to blame" for the arrival of Wozniak

She was hosted on the morning program of television K1 and resolutely denied that Steve Wozniak, one of the founders of the Apple company, was paid to come to Serbia and added that politicians and certain media are only making such accusations.
"I would like to take this opportunity to thank Janko Tipsarevic, who one day called President Vui, and then the president called me, and told me that Steve Wozniak adores Serbia. He heard that we are hosting the Expo and that he really wants to visit Belgrade. Then I called Janko and said I was sure it was a scam or a joke, I didn't believe it would happen. But here, Steve Wozniak loves Serbia, he wanted to come, he came and here he is.
We are talking about some future projects together, considering that Mr. Wozniak is a great philanthropist and invests a lot in education. He runs several foundations, and they are mostly focused on education, which is exactly what our focus is. We completed the program of connecting schools to high-speed Internet, in which we invested 60 million euros, and therefore we can introduce programming in all schools," she added.
"We introduced art and IT departments because creativity and critical thinking is something we have to strengthen. We are one of the 11 countries in the world that introduced the basics of artificial intelligence into its education system. And the consequence of all these investments is that since the beginning of the year, 5.357, mostly young people, got a job in the IT sector. This is a completely new perspective for our country," Brnabi pointed out.
Prime Minister denied the allegations of certain media that the arrival of Steve Wozniak cost all the citizens of Serbia and that the Serbian Progressive Party brought him to Belgrade for the...