These are ministers nominated as members of Serbia's new government

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The candidate for Prime Minister Djuro Macut today submitted a proposal of his cabinet to the Serbian National Assembly, along with resumes of its members.

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Sinisa Mali was proposed as the first deputy prime minister and minister of finance, Ivica Dacic as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Internal Affairs, and Adrijana Mesarovic as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy.

Dragan Glamocuc was proposed as Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management, Sara Pavkov as Minister of Environmental Protection, Aleksandra Sofronijevic as Minister of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure, and Dubravka Djedovic Handanovic as Minister of Mining and Energy.

Jagoda Lazarevic was proposed as Minister of Internal and Foreign Trade, Nenad Vujic was Minister of Justice, Snezana Paunovic as Minister of State Administration and Local Self-Government, and Demo Berisa as Minister of Human and Minority Rights and Social Dialogue.

Bratislav Gasic was proposed as Minister of Defense, Marko Djuric as Minister of Foreign Affairs, and Nemanja Starovic as Minister of European Integration.

Dejan Vuk Stankovic was proposed as Minister of Education, Zlatibor Lonsar as Minister of Health, and Milica Djurdjevic Stamenkovski as Minister of Labour, Employment, Veteran and Social Affairs.

Jelena Zaric Kovacevic was proposed as Minister of Family Care and Demography, Zoran Gajic as Minister of Sports, Nikola Selakovic as Minister of Culture, and Milan Krkobabic as Minister of Rural Care.

Academician Bela Balint was nominated as Minister of Science, Technological Development and Innovation, Husein Memic as the Minister of Tourism and Youth, and Boris Bratina as Minister of Information and Telecommunications, while Darko Glisic was nominated as Minister of Public Investments.

Novica Toncev, Djordje Milicevic, Usame Zukorlic, Nenad Popovic and Tatjana Macura were proposed as ministers without portfolio.

(Telegraf.rs/Tanjug)