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New Serbian government elected
Belgrade,
7 July 2008
Serbian MPs elected this evening a new Serbian government with Mirko Cvetkovic in the office of the prime minister, with 127 votes in favour.
Of 164 MPs present 27 were against, with no abstentions and ten did not vote.
Prime Minister Designate Mirko Cvetkovic presented to MPs earlier today in his keynote address the key points of the new government's programme.
The new government will have a first deputy prime minister, three deputy prime ministers and 25 ministers, including one without portfolio.
The Prime Minister and members of the government then took the oath of office.
Six MPs who were candidates for ministerial positions in the new government submitted their resignations as MPs.
Resignations were submitted by Oliver Dulic, Goran Bogdanovic, Ivica Dacic, Zarko Obradovic, Milutin Mrkonjic and Jovan Krkobabic.
Prime Minister Designate Mirko Cvetkovic presented to MPs earlier today in his keynote address the key points of the new government's programme.
The new government will have a first deputy prime minister, three deputy prime ministers and 25 ministers, including one without portfolio.
The Prime Minister and members of the government then took the oath of office.
Six MPs who were candidates for ministerial positions in the new government submitted their resignations as MPs.
Resignations were submitted by Oliver Dulic, Goran Bogdanovic, Ivica Dacic, Zarko Obradovic, Milutin Mrkonjic and Jovan Krkobabic.
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