The Belgrade Society of Inventors has successfully organized the jubilee 25th “Inventions - Belgrade 2005” exhibition of inventions, new technologies and industrial design (also the 6th with international participation), which took place from 23rd to 27th of May 2005, in the Ethnographic Museum Gallery in Belgrade.
Apart from this jubilee, the 80 years of organized inventors’ activities have been marked. At the same time, the preparations for the celebration of 150-years since Nikola Tesla’s birth have reached their final stage.
The opening ceremony was performed on Monday, 23rd of May 2005 in the Ethnographic Museum. The exhibition was opened by the Chief Manager of the City of Belgrade, Mr. Bojan Stanojevic.
An homage to our well-known inventor Dobrivoje Bozic and his famous brake system for trains was paid by Mr. Milan Bozic, the president of the Society of inventors of SCG, in which he evoked the memories of the year 1925 and one of the founders of the Belgrade Active of inventors and scientists.

The exhibition was opened by the Chief Manager of the City of Belgrade, Mr. Bojan Stanojevic		An homage to was paid by Mr. Milan Bozic the president of the Society of inventors of SCG

    The guest of the exhibition Dr. Andras Verdes also had an appropriate speech in the opening ceremony, during which he granted Mr. Djuro Borak, president of SPATUB, the silver medal GENIUS on the behalf of the Hungarian Society of inventors.

Dr. Andras Verdes had an appropriate speech in the opening		Mr. Djuro Borak president of SPATUB,was granted the silver medal GENIUS
ceremony

    The secretary of the Macedonian society of inventors, Mr. Kolja Asenov, has also acknowledged SPATUB on the behalf of SPATUM for many years of successful work.
    The organizers of the international exhibitions ARHIMEDES from Moscow and EUREKA from Bruxeles sent telegrams to congratulate on the jubilee.

Mr. Kolja Asenov, acknowledged SPATUB on the behalf of SPATUM		Reading the telegrams of congratulations

    Over 125 authors from scientific institutes, companies, faculties, schools as well as independent inventors took part in the exhibition. The organizers chose 107 exhibits. Most of the exhibits have been patented in the Council for intellectual property. Many inventions are already being produced and some of them have by now found their place in the market.