Composition of the new Government of Republika Srpska announced, some positions rotated, new names included

(Patria) - The names of all ministers in the new Government of the entity of Republika Srpska, proposed by mandate-holder Savo Minić, have been announced, and there have been certain changes, including replacements and rotations in ministerial positions.

A new name is Anđelka Kuzmić from Doboj, who has been proposed as the minister of agriculture, forestry and water management of Republika Srpska, replacing Savo Minić.

A change comes in the Ministry of Education and Culture of Republika Srpska, where Željko Stojičić is replaced by Borivoje Golubović from Derventa.

Also, speculations about the entry of Goran Selak, leader of the SPS, have proven accurate, and he has been proposed as the minister of justice, replacing Miloš Bukejlović.

A replacement has occurred in the Ministry of Transport and Communications, so instead of Nedeljko Čubrilović, Zoran Stevanović from the SNSD, a current deputy of this party in the National Assembly, has been proposed as minister.

A rotation has occurred in two ministerial positions.

The Minister of Internal Affairs is no longer Siniša Karan, but Željko Budimir, and interestingly, they have simply swapped places, so Karan will head the department for scientific-technological development and higher education instead of Budimir.

The Minister of Finance remains Zora Vidović.

Petar Đokić, as expected, remains in the same seat, the department of energy and mining.

Alen Šeranić also remains in the same position, minister of health and social protection, as does Zlatan Klokić, at the head of the department for European integration and international cooperation.

Bojan Vipotnik remains minister of spatial planning, construction and ecology, as does Vojin Mitrović as minister of economy and entrepreneurship.

Denis Šulić has again received confidence for the department of trade and tourism, and Danijel Egić as minister of labour and veteran-disabled protection.

Also, Senka Jujić and Selma Čabrić remain ministers of administration and local self-government, and family, youth and sports.