Thirty ministers proposed for new Government

Source: RTS Monday, 14.04.2025. 14:03
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The candidate for the Prime Minister, Djuro Macut, submitted today to the National Assembly of Serbia a proposal for the composition of the Government of Serbia with biographies of the proposed Government members. The President of the National Assembly of Serbia, Ana Brnabic, confirmed that the proposal had arrived to the Assembly and that she had scheduled an assembly session for the next day, April 15, at 10 AM.

Djuro Macut, the candidate for the Prime Minister, proposed 30 candidates for ministerial positions. In addition to Macut, the new candidates for ministers in the government are also Dragan Glamocic, Sara Pavkov, Nenad Vujic, Snezana Paunovic, Deme Berisha, Dejan Vuk Stankovic, Bela Balint, Boris Bratina.

  • Sinisa Mali, for the First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance
  • Ivica Dacic, for the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Internal Affairs
  • Adrijana Mesarovic, for the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy
  • Dragan Glamocic, for the Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management
  • Sara Pavkov, for the Minister of Environmental Protection
  • Aleksandra Sofronijevic, for the Minister of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure
  • Dubravka Djedovic Handanovic, for the Minister of Mining and Energy
  • Jagoda Lazarevic, for the Minister of Domestic and Foreign Trade
  • Nenad Vujic, for the Minister of Justice
  • Snezana Paunovic, for the Minister of Public Administration of Local Self-Government
  • Deme Berisha, for the Minister of Human and Minority Rights and Social Dialogue
  • Bratislav Gasic, for the Minister of Defense
  • Marko Djuric, for the Minister of Foreign Affairs
  • Nemanja Starovic, for the Minister of European Integration
  • Dejan Vuk Stankovic, for the Minister of Education
  • Zlatibor Loncar, for the Minister of Health
  • Milica Djurdjevic Stamenkovski, for the Minister of Labor, Employment, Veteran and Social Policy
  • Jelena Zaric Kovacevic, for the Minister for Family Care and Demography
  • Zoran Gajic, for the Minister of Sport
  • Nikola Selakovic, for the Minister of Culture
  • Milan Krkobabic, for the Minister of Rural Welfare
  • Bela Balint, for the Minister of Science, Technological Development and Innovation
  • Husein Memic, for the Minister of Tourism and Youth
  • Boris Bratina, for the Minister of Information and Telecommunications
  • Darko Glisic, for the Minister for Public Investment
  • Novica Toncev,
  • Djordje Milicevic,
  • Usame Zukorlic,
  • Nenad Popovic,
  • Tatjana Macura, for ministers without a portfolio.

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Palata Ministarstva finansija Kraljevine Jugoslavije[a], današnja zgrada Vlade Republike Srbije, nalazi se u Beogradu, na teritoriji gradske opštine Savski venac, u ulici Kneza Miloša 22.

Palata je sagrađena je između 1926. i 1928. godine, po projektu arhitekte Nikolaja Krasnova, ruskog arhitekate, najznačajnijeg predstavnika akademskog istoricizma u srpskoj međuratnoj arhitekturi, zaposlenom u Arhitektonskom odeljenju Ministarstva građevina, kome je poveravano dovršavanje, uređenje ili projektovanje kapitalnih državnih zdanja. Nikolaj Krasnov je autor prvobitnog projekta zgrade, kao i njene kasnije dogradnje trećeg sprata iz 1938. godine. Zgrada je građena kao uglovnica i reprezentativni je objekat sa osnovom u obliku nepravilnog kvadrata sa unutrašnjim dvorištem. (Wikipedia)
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