Tonight, the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia adopted the Law on Ministries, which created the conditions for the formation of the new government of the Republic of Serbia.
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Parliament adopts Law on Ministries
Belgrade,
26 October 2020
All 205 deputies who were present at the session of the Assembly of Serbia voted for the adoption of the Law on Ministries.
The adopted Law on Ministries envisages that the government of the Republic of Serbia has 21 ministries:
- Ministry of Finance;
- Ministry of Economy;
- Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management;
- Ministry of Environmental Protection;
- Ministry of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure;
- Ministry of Mining and Energy;
- Ministry of Trade, Tourism and Telecommunications;
- Ministry of Justice;
- Ministry of Public Administration and Local Self-Government;
- Ministry of Human and Minority Rights and Social Dialogue;
- Ministry of the Interior;
- Ministry of Defence;
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs;
- Ministry of European Integration;
- Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development;
- Ministry of Health;
- Ministry of Labour, Employment, Veteran and Social Affairs;
- Ministry of Family Welfare and Demography;
- Ministry of Youth and Sport;
- Ministry of Culture and Information;
- Ministry of Rural Welfare.
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