Vulin, Zukorlić, Đurić to enter new Serbian Government

(Patria) - Miloš Vučević, the mandate-holder for the election of the Government of Serbia, said today that he will submit a request to the President of the Serbian Parliament, Ana Brnabić, to schedule a session where he will present his exposé, work plan, and proposal for the composition of the Government of Serbia.

Vučević said that tomorrow he will propose the following individuals to the Serbian Parliament as members of the Government:

Siniša Mali – First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance,

Ivica Dačić – Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Internal Affairs,

Irena Vujović – Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Environmental Protection and Water Management,

Aleksandar Vulin – Deputy Prime Minister, recall that he is on the blacklist of the Office of Foreign Assets Control of the U.S. Department of the Treasury (OFAC),

Goran Vesić – Minister of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure,

Dubravka Đedović-Handanović – Minister of Mining and Energy,

Tomislav Momirović – Minister of Domestic and Foreign Trade,

Maja Popović – Minister of Justice,

Jelena Žarić-Kovačević – Minister of Public Administration and Local Self-Government,

Tomislav Žigmanov – Minister for Human and Minority Rights and Social Dialogue,

Bratislav Gašić – Minister of Defence,

Marko Đurić – Minister of Foreign Affairs,

Tanja Miščević – Minister for European Integration,

Slavica Đukić-Dejanović – Minister of Education,

Adrijana Mesarović – Minister of Economy,

Aleksandar Martinović – Minister of Agriculture,

Zlatibor Lončar – Minister of Health,

Nemanja Starović – Minister of Labour, Employment, Veterans and Social Affairs,

Milica Đurđević-Stamenkovski – Minister for Family Care and Demography,

Zoran Gajić – Minister of Sports,

Nikola Selaković – Minister of Culture,

Milan Krkobabić – Minister for Rural Care,

Jelena Begović – Minister of Science, Technological Development and Innovation,

Husein Memić – Minister of Tourism and Youth,

Dejan Ristić – Minister of Information and Telecommunications,

Darko Glišić – Minister for Public Investments,

Novica Tončev, Đorđe Milićević, Usame Zukorlić, Nenad Popović and Tatjana Macura – Ministers without Portfolio, said Vučević at a press conference following the session of the SNS Presidency.

Vučević added that among the proposals are eight new names, and that as many as ten members of the new government are women.

- In essence, we have one third of ministers who were not in the composition of Brnabić's cabinet. As for non-partisan individuals, we proposed four individuals who are not members or affiliates of a single political party - said Vučević.