Government of Serbia

The current Serbian government was formed on March 3, 2004 with the appointment of Vojislav Kostunica as the Prime Minister. The government of Serbia consists of four political parties- DSS;G-17 Plus;Serbian Renewal Movement -New Serbia and it has support of one more - SPS the party of Slobodan Milosevic who rules the party from the Hague, from ICTY.

Cabinet:

Head of Government

• Vojislav Koštunica - Prime Minister

• Miroljub Labus - Deputy Prime Minister

• Dejan Mihajlov - Secretary-General of the Serbian government

Ministers

• Velimir Ilić - Minister of Capital Investment
• Mladjan Dinkić - Minister of Finance
• Zoran Stojković - Minister of Justice
• Dragan Jočić - Minister of Interior
• Vuk Drašković - Minister of Foreign Affairs
• Predrag Bubalo - Minister of Economy
• Slobodan Lalović - Minister of Labour, Employment and Social Affairs
• Ivana Dulić-Marković - Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management
• Radomir Naumov - Minister of Energy and Mining
• Milan Parivodić - Minister of International Economic Relations; appointed in October, 2004
• Bojan Dimitrijević - Minister of Trade, Tourism and Services
• Slobodan Vuksanović - Minister of Education and Sport; appointed in October, 2004
• Zoran Lončar - Minister of Public Administration and Local Self-Government
• Dragan Kojadinović - Minister of Culture
• Aleksandar Popović - Minister of Science and Environmental Protection
• Tomica Milosavljević - Minister of Health
• Milan Radulović - Minister of Religion
• Vojislav Vukčević - Minister of Diaspora

Two ministers have resigned. Ljiljana Čolić was forced to leave after bad decisions. Dragan Maršićanin resigned hoping to become the president which didn`t happen. After that he was placed to be ambassador of Serbia and Montenegro in Switzerland.

See also:

• Politics of Serbia and Montenegro
• List of political parties in Serbia and Montenegro
• Prime Minister of Serbia