The first meeting of the renewed parliament took place in Serbia
The 13th convocation of the national parliament of Serbia - the Assembly - began its work.
Immediately the parliament approved the mandates of the new deputies, after which they took an oath, which reads:
“I swear that I will fulfill my duties as a Member of Parliament with dedication, honesty, integrity and loyalty to the Constitution, to protect human and minority rights and civil liberties, and to serve the citizens of Serbia, truth and justice!”
The new convocation of the parliament included 120 deputies from the electoral list “Aleksandar Vučić – Together we can do everything”, 38 deputies from the list “Marinika Tepic – United for the Victory of Serbia” and 31 deputies from the list “Ivica Dacic – Prime Minister of Serbia”.
The list “Dr. Milos Jovanovic – Hope for Serbia” has 15 seats, the “Moramo” coalition – 13 mandates, the list “Boško Obradović – Doors of the Serbian Movement – POKS – Milos Parandilovic – Patriotic Bloc for the Restoration of the Kingdom of Serbia” received 10 mandates, the same number of seats Representatives of the list “Milica Durdjevic Stamenkovski – Serbian Party “Zavetnitsy” also got it.
In addition, political forces of national minorities are also present in parliament. Thus, five seats went to the list “Union of Hungarians of Vojvodina”, three to the list “Mufti’s Trust - SPP - Osama Zukorlic”, two to the coalition “Together for Vojvodina - Vojvodina - Democratic Union of Croats in Vojvodina”, as well as to the list “PDS Sandzak” – Dr. Suleiman Ugljanin,” and the “Coalition of Valley Albanians” has one representative.
The meeting will continue tomorrow. The agenda will include the election of the Chairman of the Assembly, the Vice-President, the appointment of the Secretary General, as well as the election of members of working bodies and members of permanent parliamentary delegations to international institutions and organizations.
The new parliament will have 250 deputies from 12 electoral lists that won the trust of citizens in the parliamentary elections on April 3, most of them from the electoral list of the country's President Vučić.
After the mandates of new deputies are approved and Serbia receives the 13th convocation of parliament, a 90-day period begins for electing a new government, which, according to statements by the President of Serbia, will be formed in mid-August.
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