Members of Serbia's parliament vote in a public ballot on Serbia's new government. 152 voted in favor, 61 against and no abstentions.
The Prime Minister will be Milos Vucevic and the Deputy Prime Minister will be Aleksandar Vulin, former Director of the Serbian Security and Information Service /BIA/.
In 2023, Aleksandar Vulin was blacklisted by the US for illegal arms trafficking, corruption and conducting Russian interests in the Balkans, and within the same year he was awarded the Order of the Russian Federation, personally by the director of the Russian Federal Security Service and a general in the Russian army, Aleksandar Bortnikov. Vulin, until recently the head of the BIA, has been described as the right-hand man of President Aleksandar Vucic.
The full government of Prime Minister Milos Vucevic:
Ministry of Health - Zlatibor Loncar;
Ministry of Culture - Nikola Selakovic;
Ministry of Agriculture - Aleksandar Martinović;
Ministry of State Administration and Local Self-Government - Jelena Žarić Kovačević;
Ministry of Economy - Adriana Mesarović;
Ministry of Finance - Sinisa Mali;
Ministry of Ecology - Irena Vujović;
Ministry of Energy - Dubravka Jedovic Handanovic;
Ministry of Justice - Maja Popović;
Ministry of Construction - Goran Vesic;
Ministry of Internal and Foreign Trade - Tomislav Momirovic;
Ministry of European Integration - Tanja Miscevic;
Ministry of Education - Slavica Djukic Dejanovic;
Ministry of Science - Jelena Begović;
Ministry of Rural Care - Milan Krkobabic;
Ministry of Human and Minority Rights - Tomislav Žigmanov;
Ministry of Sport - Zoran Gajic;
Ministry of Tourism and Youth - Hussein Memic;
The other four ministers without portfolio are Nenad Popovic, Novica Toncevic, Djordje Milicevic, Usame Zukorlic and Tatjana Matsoura. / BGNES
