Jasmina Ninkov (1962), graduate library advisor, graduated from the Faculty of Political Sciences in Belgrade in journalism. She was Director of the Library of the City of Belgrade, biggest public library in Serbia (2009–2025), and Director of the Library “Milutin Bojić” in Belgrade (2002–2009). She is a prominent Serbian and international expert in the field of library and information science. She has been the head of a large number of domestic library projects and an active participant in international projects of the European Union in the field of the digitization of cultural heritage and usage of new technologies regarding cultural contents as well as adult education. She has written numerous professional texts and books, including the books Libaries of the 21st Century (2011) and The New Library (2023). She has received a great number of awards for her work: Award “Povelja” of the Serbian Library Association for the contribution to librarianship; Award “Marija Ilić Agapovа” for the best librarian in Belgrade; Award “Zapis” of the Serbian Library Association for the permanent contribution to the librarianship of Serbia; Award “Đura Daničić” for the contribution to librarianship and culture; Award “Janko Šafarik” for the permanent contribution to the culture of Serbia; Award “Zlatni beočug” for the permanent contribution to the culture of Belgrade; “Vuk Award” for the permanent contribution to the culture of Serbia for 2020. At the world level, she was a member (two mandates) of IFLA Europe Regional Division Committee and has been a member of IFLA Metropolitan Section Standing Committee.