Zoran Djindjic

Published the essay "Yugoslavia Between Ljubljana and Pristina ", Književne novine, 41/1989.

Published the essay "The Paradoxes of Connected Vessels ", Stav, 40.

Published the essay "Serbia, what is it?", Stav.

Participated in the Steering Committee foundation meeting of the Democratic Party and prepared the “Letter of Intention”, the founding manifesto of Democratic Party.

Published the essay "Heidegger’s Criticism of Anthropocentrism", Gledišta, 30/1989.

Translated "On the theory of truth in logical positivism (1935)", Carl Gustav Hempel, Theoria, 32/1989.

Published the essay "We are still a long way from real pluralism", Self-government, 17/1989.

Visited Nova Varoš, Čajetina and Bajina Bašta.

Visited Valjevo, Ljig and Guča.

Visited Sombor, Srbobran, Temerin, Vrbas and Bečej.

Visited Kruševac, Vrnjačka Banja and Kraljevo.

Gave speech at the rally in Niš. On the same day, he visited Smederevo and Smederevska Palanka.

Participated in the pre-electoral convention of the Democratic Party in Dom Sindikata, Belgrade.

Attended pre-electoral gatherings in Kikinda and Zrenjanin.

Published the essay Heidegger’s Process of Quadrism in the Context of the Problem of Centralism”, Filozofski godišnjak (Philosophical Yearbook), 6.

List of deputies established at the Main Committee of the Democratic Party. Zoran Đinđić was in the list for Belgrade.

Visited Vrnjačka Banja and the villages within the area.

Elected the Democratic party president at the extraordinary assembly of the party.

Gave public speech in Vranje, the topic of which was "Serbia after elections".

Participated in the public discussion in Čačak, the topic of which was "What now?".

Spoke at the first meeting of the First Regular Session of the FRY Parliament

Visited Bela Crkva where he met with the businessmen.

Addressed the first meeting of the First Regular Session of the Republic of Serbia Parliament.

Submitted the draft Resolution to stop the aggression and renew peace negotiations in Bosnia and Herzegovina, to the Federal Assembly Republic Council chairman.

Visited Niš and Toplica counties.

Spoke at the third meeting of the First Regular Session of the FRY Parliament

Addressed the third meeting of the First Regular Session of the Republic of Serbia Parliament.

Visited several places in Banat where he visited a number of companies and villages, and organized several public gatherings. .

Visited Kolubara county at the invitation of the local population.

Gave speech at the public forum of the Savski Venac Municipal Committee of the Democratic Party

Addressed the extraordinary session of the Democratic Party. On the occasion, he pointed out: “The democratic party selected the proper gear and now it is heading towards victory, not of the party, but rather of its political concept".

Stayed in Kladovo, where he visited the villages within the district and talked with the population of Donji Brestovac village.

Met with Jeger Gdarom, leader of Democratic choice of Russia, one of the strongest parties in Russia.

Visited several municipalities in Serbia.

Stayed for a working visit in Switzerland, at the invitation of the Swiss Ministry of Foreign Affairs, where he talked with a number of officials and representatives of Diaspora.

Visited Moscow, where he talked with the representatives of Russian administration and the leaders of the largest opposition party.

Published the essay "Democratic Traditions and Modernity", collected papers of the School of Philosophy and Literature in Kruševac.

Talked with the UK Embassy Chargé d'Affaires, Sir Ivor Roberts and the East Adriatic Department Deputy Director of the Foreign Office, Mr. Anthony Smith.

Met with the Republika Srpska officials and proposed that Republika Srpska took peace initiatives.

Paid official visit to Germany, where he visited a number of institutions and talked with the Diaspora representatives.

Published the essay "Democracy: utopia or the near future? What is waiting for us in the possible peace?", Naša borba, 73/1995.

Spoke about privatization at the round table organized by the Democratic Party.

The Program for overcoming the crisis adopted by the Democratic Party Main Committee.

Published the essay "On Serbia, in Serbia and Europe post-war ", Telegraf, 3/1995.

Gave a speech at the opposition rally in Kragujevac.

Published the essay "Undemocratic government - the germ of revolution. Bosnia between democracy, dictatorship and disintegration", Naša borba, 74/1996.

Gave a public speech organized by Democratic Party, in Čurug and Žabalj.

Paid an official visit to Budapest, on the occasion of which he met with the representatives of the Association of Free Democrats, representatives of Serbian national minority and visited numerous institutions.

Published the essay "Everything perishes except tyranny. Waiting for the yogurt counterrevolution ", Naša borba, 74/1996.

The Council of the Municipal Court of Belgrade pronounced the 4-month to 2-year probation to Zoran Đinđić due to the defamation of Mirko Marjanović.

"Zajedno" coalition representatives visited the European Parliament, upon their invitation.

Held speech at the rally of "Zajedno" coalition in Belgrade

Addressed the gatherings of citizens in Niš, Čačak and Kragujevac.

Addressed the "Zajedno" coalition rally, speaking about the refusal to recognize the voting will of the citizens.

Addressed a letter to Milošević, together with the leaders of "Zajedno" coalition, requesting that the voting results of the citizens were recognized.

Met with Mr. Lamberto Dini, the Italian Minister of Foreign Affairs and discussed the options for overcoming the electoral crisis, together with other leaders of "Zajedno" coalition.

Three political groups, namely the DOS–SPO-SPS, signed the Act to establish the transitional government of Serbia and call early parliamentary elections on 23rd December 2000, which took place in the presidential building.

Talked with the Chair of the Stability Pact, Hans Koschnik, about the refugee issue.

Received a prestigious German Bambi Award for his contribution to democracy, presented by Angela Merkel.

Visited Zaječar district.

The agreement based on which Germany would guarantee for 100 million DEM which Serbia would receive as the credit line for the recovery of energy sector.

Talked with Patriarch Pavle and the republic ministers of faith and education, about the introduction of religious and civic education in schools.

Together with Patriarch Pavle and the Minister of Faith, Vojislav Milovanović, visited Hram svetog Save (the Saint Sava Temple). The contract between the donor consortiums was signed, to support the completion of works on the temple.

Met with the representatives of Confederation of British Industry (CBI), led by the Director General, Mr. Digby Johnson. It was stated that the presence of British capital on our market was insufficient.

Visited the district of central Banat.

Talked with the representatives of producers and processing plants of edible oil.

Gave speech at the presentation of the credit financing campaign for "Starting the privatization".

Condemn the terrorist attacks in America.

Met with Montenegrin Prime Minister, Filip Vujanović.

Participated in the work of the round table, discussing the "Reform Strategy". Pointed out that the state and the society were in the state of the so-called Bermuda Triangle. "In between the expectations of the population to have fast and radical changes, the legitimate wish to stabilize institutions and overcome problems with changing the inherited institutions. Those three elements are part of our reality".

Gave speech at the beginning of the two-day session of the Socialist International (SI). He called upon all the participants in the meeting and the governments of European countries to support Yugoslavia in its integration with international institutions, and to encourage writing off of Yugoslav debts.

Met with the Minister Kristof Koppel, in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Germany.

Gave speech at 35th anniversary of the Mathematical High school in Belgrade. He addressed the students advising them to “Be patient and stay in the country, because you make its future”.

Paid official visit to Czech officials and participated in the Forum dedicated to economic relations between Serbia and the Czech Republic.

Opened 5th International Congress of Higher Orthodox and Theological Schools.

Spends time with children from seven cities in Serbia within the manifestation "Child’s week".

Re-elected president of Democratic Party, on which he said, among other: "The Democratic Party sees its mission in building the capacity of Serbia to cope with both the challenges and opportunities of the 21st century".

Spoke at the seminar organized by the Supreme Court of Serbia.

Opened a round table do discuss the draft Labour Law.

Met with the representatives of Independent Trade Union of Serbia and UGS Nezavisnost.

Met with the representatives of Yugoslav Cooperation Committee, UNICEF and Yugoslav Centre for Child’s Rights.

Met with Slovakia Prime Minister, Mikulas Dzurinde during his official visit to Serbia.

Attended signing of contracts on the reconstruction of 50 streets in 50 Serbian towns.

Paid official visit to USA during which he met with George Bush and a number of officials. Reassured that USA would support the requests lodged by FRY to reduce the debts with the Paris and London Club creditors.

Agreement reached with the Paris Club to write off two thirds of FRY debt.

Signed Memorandum of Understanding with the Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban. Upon signing of the Memorandum, Serbian Prime Minister stated that it represented the realization of all the topics and projects that had been discussed between the two prime ministers until then.

Attended the consecration of Saint Sava Temple.

Met with the president of France, Jacques Chirac during his visit to FRY. “We obtained full support for the reforms and activities of the government in terms of economy”, said the Prime Minister, Dr Zoran Đinđić after the meeting.

Made a one-day visit to Sweden where he presented the possibilities for investing into Serbian economy to the representatives of leading Swedish companies. During the visit, he also met with the highest state officials.

Participated in the International conference titled "Transition – from challenge to possibilities". Đinđić stressed that the "transition process has its full significance only as part of the broader context of European integration".

Presented the main objectives of the economic policy followed by the Serbian Government in 2002."We will spend only what we earn and that should be the lesson to all – there will be no deals, no pressures brought on by strikes. We require a strict budget discipline".

Presented the equipment for haemodialysis to Prokuplje hospital, including one thousand of spare sets for the dialysis.

Addressed the members of the Republic of Serbia Parliament on the draft Budget Law of the Republic of Serbia for 2002.

Announced the national program for combating crime and corruption.

Gave speech at the reception honouring the most successful athletes of Yugoslavia in 2001. “the athletes have found the recipe for success and they should serve as an example to our entire society" – said Đinđić.

Published the essay "A change in the collective Serbian behaviour is essential ", Profil, 35.

Published the essay "A road from the East to the West", Profil, 33.

Published the essay "Surgery without anaesthesia! Operation a success if Serbia cooperates", Nedeljni telegraf, 110.

Attended Christmas Liturgy in Saint Sava Temple.

Gave speech at the oath taking by magistrates.

Spoke at the celebration opening of the National Savings Post.

Greeted the gathered representatives of agricultural cooperatives at their Second Congress.

Talked with FIBA president, Mr. Georg Vasilakopoulos and the delegation of the Basketball Federation of Yugoslavia.

Met with Italian president, Mr. Carlo Azeglio Ciampi, making a note that Italy, as an individual country, sent the most donations and projects in support of the beginning of transition period in Serbia and Yugoslavia.

Talked with the Minister of Economy and Technology from the Federal State of Germany on enhancement of conditions for investing into Serbia.

Addressed the celebration of the Ministry of Interior Day, stating: “In Serbia, there will be no more para-forces of the police or people walking around armed as if they lived in some of the Latin American countries ".

Spoke at the Saint Sava Academy celebration, calling upon the young and highly educated population to remain in the country.

Talked with the high delegation of United Arab Emirates. That was the first commercial delegation from this country to visit Serbia following a ten-year of economic cooperation at its standstill.

International and local public condemned the assassination of Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Đinđić, requesting that the assassinators were brought to justice at the shortest possible notice.

The Serbian government declared three days’ mourning in the Repubic of Serbia for the death of its Prime Minister Dr Zoran Đinđić.

Commemoration session was held in the Belgrade City Assembly to mourn the loss of the Republic of Serbia Prime Minister, Zoran Đinđić.

The requiem service was held in Saint Sava Temple.

US House of Representatives adopted a Resolution No 149, expressing the condolences in response to the assassination of Serbian Prime Minister, Zoran Đinđić.

American State Secretary Colin Powel visited Đinđić family.

The Commission formed to determine the failure of the security service to protect the Prime Minister submitted the report to the Republic of Serbia Government.

Dr Zoran Đinđić Fund was established.

A memorial plaque was placed at the entrance of the Serbian government building where the Prime Minister, Zoran Đinđić was murdered.

Zoran Đinđić was posthumously given the award for international understanding and human rights.

The Greek police arrested Dejan Milenković Bagzi, suspected to have taken part in the assassination of Zoran Đinđić.

Zoran Đinđić posthumuously awarded the medal of Nemanja, of the first order. The medl received by Ružica Đinđić, was handed by Svetozar Marović, the President of the State Union of Serbia and Montenegro.

Attorneys of family Đinđić and defense lawers made their final arguments at the trial for the murder of the Serbian Prime Minister, Zoran Đinđić.

Boulevard AVNOJ in Novi Beograd, was renamed into the Boulevard of Zoran Đinđić.