Serbia

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Officially the Government of the Republic of Serbia (Serbian: Влада Републике Србије / Vlada Republike Srbije) is the executive branch of government in Serbia.

Contents 1 Current Government 1.1 The key principles of the Government 1.2 Composition 2 Government agencies and offices 3 See also 4 External links 5 References

[edit] Current Government

The current Government was elected on 7 July 2008 by the majority vote in the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia. The Cabinet, assembled by the Prime Minister designate Mirko Cvetković, was supported by coalition For a European Serbia (DS, G17+, SPO, LSV, SDP), coalition SPS/PUPS/JS and minority parties SVM, SDA, BDSS and SLPS. Opposing parties were SRS, coalition DSS/NS, PzDD and LDP.

[edit] The key principles of the Government

• Commitment to a European future for Serbia.
• Preservation of Serbia's territorial integrity and wholeness.
• Strengthening the economy.
• Increasing the social responsibility of the Government.
• Combating crime and corruption.
• Observing international law.

[edit] Composition

Position	Portfolio	Name	Party
Prime Minister	General Affairs	Mirko Cvetković	DS
First Deputy Prime Minister	Ministry of Internal Affairs	Ivica Dačić	SPS
Deputy Prime Minister	Ministry of Economy and Regional Development	Mlađan Dinkić	G17+
Deputy Prime Minister	Ministry of Science and Technological Development	Božidar Đelić	DS
Deputy Prime Minister	Social Affairs	Jovan Krkobabić	PUPS
Secretary-General		Tamara Stojčević	DS
Minister	Foreign Affairs	Vuk Jeremić	DS
Minister	Defence	Dragan Šutanovac	DS
Minister	Trade and Services	Slobodan Milosavljević	DS
Minister	Kosovo and Metohija	Goran Bogdanović	DS
Minister	Justice	Snežana Malović	DS
Minister	Finance	Diana Dragutinović	DS
Minister	Public Administration and Local Self-Government	Milan Marković	DS
Minister	Environment and Spatial Planning	Oliver Dulić	DS
Minister	Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management	Saša Dragin	DS
Minister	Human and Minority Rights	Svetozar Čiplić	DS
Minister	Religion	Bogoljub Šijaković	DS
Minister	National Investment Plan	Verica Kalanović	G17+
Minister	Health	Tomica Milosavljević	G17+
Minister	Youth and Sports	Snežana Samardžić-Marković	G17+
Minister	Telecommunications and Information Society	Jasna Matić	G17+
Minister	Culture	Nebojša Bradić	G17+
Minister	Infrastructure	Milutin Mrkonjić	SPS
Minister	Education	Žarko Obradović	SPS
Minister	Energy and Mining	Petar Škundrić	SPS
Minister	Labour and Social Policy	Rasim Ljajić	SDP
Minister	without portfolio	Sulejman Ugljanin	SDA
Minister	Diaspora	Srđan Srećković	SPO

Note: The coalition government is under pressure to reduce the number of ministries from 25 to 16.^[1]

[edit] Government agencies and offices

• Agency for Development of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises and Entrepreneurship
• Agency for Peaceful Settlement of Labour Disputes
• Bankruptcy Supervision Agency
• Republic Broadcasting Agency
• Business Registers Agency
• Commissioner Office for Refugees
• Deposit Insurance Agency
• Energy Efficiency Agency
• Medicines and Medical Devices Agency
• National Employment Service
• National Information Technology and Internet Agency
• Privatization Agency
• Recycling Agency
• Safe Deposit Administration Office
• Security-information Agency
• Serbian Investment and Export Promotion Agency
• Statistical Office
• Tax Administration Office
• The EU Integration Office

[edit] See also

• National Assembly of Serbia (Legislative branch)
• Supreme Court of Serbia (Judicial branch)
• Politics of Serbia
• Government of Serbia (2001-2004)
• Government of Serbia (2004-2007)
• Government of Serbia (2007-2008)

[edit] External links

• The Government of Serbia (Serbian) (English) (Italian)
  • Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management
  • Ministry of Culture
  • Ministry of Defence
  • Ministry of Diaspora
  • Ministry of Economy and Regional Development
  • Ministry of Education
  • Ministry of Energy and Mining
  • Ministry of Environmental Protection
  • Ministry of Finance
  • Ministry of Foreign Affairs
  • Ministry of Health
  • Ministry of Human and Minority Rights
  • Ministry of Infrastructure
  • Ministry of Interior
  • Ministry of Justice
  • Ministry for Kosovo and Metohija
  • Ministry of Labour and Social Policy
  • Ministry of Public Administration and Local Self-Government
  • Ministry of Religion
  • Ministry of Science
  • Ministry of Telecommunications and Information Society
  • Ministry of Trade and Services
  • Ministry of Youth and Sports
  • National Investment Plan

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