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Thus, Antic will head the “Corridor of Serbia”, and Slavica Djukic Dejanovic will go to parliament, as special adviser to the President of the National Assembly, Ivica Dacic.
As we have learned, Zoran Djordjevic, former Minister of Labor, Employment, Veterans Affairs and Social Affairs, would like to continue his career in diplomacy. It is speculated that you could pack your bags for some of the countries in the broader environment or Latin America.
The former Minister of Commerce, Tourism and Telecommunications and leader of the SDPS, Rasim Ljajic, has a political plan drawn up for the next period, but it does not imply participation in the executive branch. He will dedicate himself to strengthening the party, preparing for the upcoming presidential and early parliamentary elections in Belgrade, and the campaign, he says, will begin on November 15.
On the other hand, the current Minister of Justice, Nela Kuburović, is currently on maternity leave and wants to dedicate herself to her daughter Maša in the coming months.
Former Minister of Environmental Protection Goran Trivan will remain in this area. He plans to establish a non-governmental organization that will deal with ecology.
Economy Minister Goran Knezevic said he needed a break after his health problems, and that he did not expect to return to executive power, but to some more peaceful duty.
Mladen Šarčević says for “Novosti” that he reached the post of Minister of Education of the education sector and that he is returning to it:
– I will participate in the “Ruđer Bošković” educational system, but I have other very interesting projects on the plan, which it is too early to talk about. Certainly, I have been in school my entire life and will continue to do so.
Vladan Vukosavljevic, former Minister of Culture, first intends to leave for “a well-deserved longer vacation”:
– I’ll spend it in Belgrade. And about the plans, on another occasion – he said briefly for “Novosti”.
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