Maja Gojković

NOVI SAD - The head of the Vojvodina provincial government, Maja Gojkovic, laid a wreath in Novi Sad on Monday to commemorate the 106th anniversary of Vojvodina's Unifiication with the Kingdom of Serbia in 1918.

NOVI SAD - The newly-elected head of the government of Serbia's Vojvodina province, Maja Gojkovic, took over from her predecessor Igor Mirovic in Novi Sad on Thursday.

After being elected by the provincial assembly on Wednesday, Gojkovic said her cabinet would continue to carry out development projects and that there were plans for new capital investments.

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 - Serbian Minister of Culture Maja Gojkovic and Angolan Minister of Culture and Tourism Filipe Silvino De Pina Zau signed on Friday in Belgrade an intergovernmental programme of cultural cooperation for 2024-2026.

She in this way responded a journalist asking for her comment on the demands of the opposition Alliance for Serbia (SzS) toward the state leadership.

BELGRADE - The elections for the Belgrade city assembly will be held on March 4, Serbian Parliament Speaker Maja Gojkovic announced on Monday.

Gojkovic also called local elections in the municipalities of Arandjelovac and Bor for the same date.

Chairwoman of the Russian Federation Council Valentina Matviyenko will on Monday start her two-day official visit to Serbia.

The head of the upper house of the Russian parliament will first meet with President of the Serbian National Assembly Maja Gojkovic, and later make statements for the media.

Serbian National Assembly President Maja Gojkovic will be formally asked in the coming days to request OSCE's monitoring of the local elections in Belgrade.

The People's Party (NS) Vice President Nikola Jovanovic announced this in a written statement, adding that the proposal has been formulated in cooperation with the Movement of Free Citizens.

Serbian National Assembly President Maja Gojkovic has called an extraordinary session for Saturday, June 24.

A bill amending the Law on Ministries as the only item on the agenda, Tanjug reported on Friday.

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Consultations about the forming and the composition of Serbia's next government are now in the final phase, state broadcaster RTS reported on Thursday.

According to the report, a majority of 156 members of the Serbian National Assembly ("people's deputies") has been secured to vote Ana Brnabic's cabinet in.