Zoran Popovic In Memoriam -

While the recent 2026 memorials refer to the diplomat above, several others have made significant contributions in their respective fields:

He began his career at the foreign affairs desk of Tanjug in 1970, serving as a correspondent for four years. He later held major leadership roles in Montenegro, serving as editor-in-chief of Radio-Television Titograd and later as director and editor-in-chief of the daily Pobjeda . Zoran Popovic IN MEMORIAM

A prominent judge on the Pennsylvania Superior Court and former Mayor of McKeesport, Pennsylvania. While the recent 2026 memorials refer to the

Popović transitioned into a high-level diplomatic career, representing Yugoslavia and Serbia in several key international posts: Jordan: Ambassador of the SFR Yugoslavia (1987–1991). Syria: Ambassador of the SFR Yugoslavia (1995–1999). Turkey: Ambassador of Serbia and Montenegro (2001–2005). Romania: Ambassador of Serbia (2009–2013). Romania: Ambassador of Serbia (2009–2013)

Recognized as a foremost expert on Middle Eastern and Russian geopolitics, he served as the Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs of Serbia before retiring in 2014. He was also a recipient of the High Order of Jordan and the Syrian Order of Merit. Other Notable Figures Named Zoran Popović

This "In Memoriam" feature honors (1949–2026), a distinguished Serbian journalist and diplomat who passed away in Belgrade on March 24, 2026, after a long illness. A Career of Public Service

An award-winning Serbian-born director of photography known for his work on films like Circle (2015), Bullet Head (2017), and The Munsters (2022). He is a graduate of the American Film Institute .