Here's the part of the oath taken by Serbian Government ministers that concerns Kosovo and Metohija
The Serbian National Assembly voted to elect the government with 157 deputies in favor, 68 against and no abstentions, while 25 out of the 250 deputies were not in the hall
Each new minister was under obligation to take the oath of office.
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The ceremony took place on October 26, 2022, when the new government's mandate started.
The Serbian National Assembly voted to elect the government with 157 deputies in favor, 68 against and no abstentions, while 25 out of the 250 deputies were not in the hall.
The part of the oath that concerns Kosovo and Metohija:
"I do swear my loyalty to the Republic of Serbia and I pledge on my honor to respect the Constitution and the laws, perform the duties of a government member conscientiously and responsibly, and be devoted to preserving Kosovo and Metohija within the Republic of Serbia."
These are the Serbian Government's new ministers:
First Deputy Prime Minister responsible for foreign policy and security and Minister of Foreign Affairs - Ivica Dacic; Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense - Milos Vucevic, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance - Sinisa Mali, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Culture - Maja Gojkovic, Minister of Domestic and Foreign Trade - Tomislav Momirovic, Minister of Economy - Rade Basta, Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management - Jelena Tanaskovic, Minister of Environmental Protection - Irena Vujovic, Minister of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure - Goran Vesic, Minister of Mining and Energy - Dubravka Negre, Minister of Justice - Maja Popovic, Minister of Public Administration and Local Self-Government - Aleksandar Martinovic.
Minister for Human and Minority Rights and Social Dialogue - Tomislav Zigmanov, Minister of Internal Affairs - Bratislav Gasic, Minister for European Integration - Tanja Miscevic, Minister of Education - Branko Ruzic, Minister of Science and Technological Development and Innovation - Jelena Begovic , Minister of Health - Danica Grujicic, Minister of Labour, Employment, Veteran and Social Affairs - Nikola Selakovic, Minister of Family Welfare and Demography - Darija Kisic, Minister of Tourism and Youth - Husein Memic, Minister of Sports - Zoran Gajic, Minister for Rural Welfare - Milan Krkobabic.
Minister of Information and Telecommunications - Mihailo Jovanovic, Minister for Public Investments - Marko Blagojevic, and three ministers without portfolio: Novica Toncev, Djordje Milicevic, and Edin Djerlek.
(Telegraf.rs)