The current Serbian government was formed on March 3, 2004 with the appointment of Vojislav Kostunica as the Prime Minister. The government of Serbia consists of four political parties- DSS;G-17 Plus;Serbian Renewal Movement-New Serbia and it has support of one more - SPS the party of Slobodan Milosevic who rules the party from the Hague, from ICTY.

Cabinet:

Head of Government

• Vojislav Koštunica - Prime Minister

• Miroljub Labus - Deputy Prime Minister

• Dejan Mihajlov - Secretary-General of the Serbian government

Ministers

• Velimir Ilić - Minister of Capital Investment
• Mladjan Dinkić - Minister of Finance
• Zoran Stojković - Minister of Justice
• Dragan Jočić - Minister of Interior
• Vuk Drašković - Minister of Foreign Affairs
• Predrag Bubalo - Minister of Economy
• Slobodan Lalović - Minister of Labour, Employment and Social Affairs
• Ivana Dulić-Marković - Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management
• Radomir Naumov - Minister of Energy and Mining
• Milan Parivodić - Minister of International Economic Relations; appointed in October, 2004
• Bojan Dimitrijević - Minister of Trade, Tourism and Services
• Slobodan Vuksanović - Minister of Education and Sport; appointed in October, 2004
• Zoran Lončar - Minister of Public Administration and Local Self-Government
• Dragan Kojadinović - Minister of Culture
• Aleksandar Popović - Minister of Science and Environmental Protection
• Tomica Milosavljević - Minister of Health
• Milan Radulović - Minister of Religion
• Vojislav Vukčević - Minister of Diaspora

Two ministers have resigned. Ljiljana Čolić was forced to leave after bad decisions. Dragan Maršićanin resigned hoping to become the president which didn`t happen. After that he was placed to be ambassador of Serbia and Montenegro in Switzerland.

See also:

• Politics of Serbia and Montenegro
• List of political parties in Serbia and Montenegro
• Prime Minister of Serbia