Serbian Progressive Party

BELGRADE - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Tuesday evening the victory of the Serbian Progressive Party-led Serbia Tomorrow electoral list in the June 2 local polls was "almost incredible" and unprecedented, and noted that the opposition had suffered a landslide defeat.

BELGRADE - Based on 92.09 pct of polling stations processed and 91.43 pct of votes counted, the Serbian Progressive Party's Belgrade Tomorrow electoral list won the majority of votes - 52.85 pct (355,430 votes), or 64 seats in the Belgrade city assembly in Sunday's local elections in the Serbian capital, the City Election Commission announced on Monday.

BELGRADE - Serbian PM Designate Milos Vucevic, who will present his programme to MPs on Wednesday, announced Maja Gojkovic had been given the mandate to form the new government of Serbia's Vojvodina province.

Vucevic was speaking to reporters after a session of the presidency of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party.

BELGRADE - Serbia's PM Designate Milos Vucevic announced on Tuesday he would request a parliament session for Wednesday, May 1, to present his government's programme and work plan to MPs and propose the cabinet members.

VALJEVO - The fact the opposition requested urgent parliamentary elections in Serbia and local elections in Belgrade by the end of 2023 indicates that they know there are no problems with electoral conditions, Serbian Parliament Speaker and Serbian Progressive Party deputy leader Ana Brnabic said in Valjevo on Friday.

BELGRADE - Serbia's new parliament will continue its constitutive session on Monday, March 11, to elect its speaker.

The sitting was called by temporary speaker Stojan Radenovic, the oldest MP.

It is scheduled for 11 am.

The Presidency of Serbia's ruling Serbian Progressive Party decided on Wednesday to put outgoing PM Ana Brnabic forward as new parliament speaker.

BELGRADE - Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) Executive Committee President Darko Glisic said on Thursday the SNS Presidency would meet in about ten days to decide who would be named Serbia's PM designate and make other personnel-related decisions, above all, for the upcoming local elections.

BUCHAREST - Serbian PM Ana Brnabic said on Thursday in Bucharest, where she is attending a European People's Party (EPP) congress, that she was preparing for her new role as parliament speaker and that she would build even stronger ties with European Parliament members.

The two greeted each other cordially when they met.
Brnabi is attending this year\'s EPP Congress, which this year is being held in Bucharest on Wednesday and Thursday.
The Congress gathers more than 2,000 delegates from more than 40 countries.

BUCHAREST - Serbian PM Ana Brnabic had a cordial encounter with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in Bucharest on Wednesday before a European People's Party (EPP) annual congress in the Romanian capital.

The congress will bring together more than 2,000 delegates from over 40 countries.

Brnabic will meet with Romanian President Klaus Iohannis in the evening.