Deputy Prime Minister of Serbia

The Deputy Prime Minister of Serbia (Serbian: Потпредседник Владе Србије / Potpredsednik Vlade Srbije, literally translated as Vice President of the Government of Serbia), is the official Deputy of the Prime Minister of Serbia.

Deputy Prime Minister of Serbia
Потпредседник Владе Србије
Potpredsednik Vlade Srbije
Coat of Arms of Serbia
AppointerAna Brnabić
Prime Minister of Serbia
Term lengthNo term limit
Inaugural holderSlobodan Prohaska, Velimir Radivojević, Nikola Stanić and Jovan Zebić
Formation11 February 1991
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According to convention, one deputy position is allocated to each junior partner in the coalition, being ranked according to the size of their respective parties.

History of the office

The office of the Deputy Prime Minister of Serbia was established on 11 February 1991, during the government of Dragutin Zelenović. It was initially held by four people: Slobodan Prohaska, Velimir Radivojević, Nikola Stanić and Jovan Zebić. Since then, the office was usually held simultaneously by several people at the same time (in the government of Zoran Đinđić there were eight Deputy Prime Ministers at one point). Also, Deputy Prime Ministers may or may not combine the post with another government portfolio.

The current Deputy Prime Ministers are Ivica Dačić, Zorana Mihajlović (since 27 April 2014), Nebojša Stefanović (since 11 August 2016) and Rasim Ljajić (since 27 July 2012).

List of Deputy Prime Ministers
Picture Name
(Birth–Death)		 Term of Office Political Party
Slobodan Prohaska
(1943–)		 11 February 1991 31 July 1991 Socialist Party of Serbia
Velimir Radivojević
(1938–)		 11 February 1991 23 December 1991 Socialist Party of Serbia
Nikola Stanić
(1937–)		 11 February 1991 23 December 1991 Socialist Party of Serbia
Jovan Zebić
(1939–2007)		 11 February 1991 10 February 1993 Socialist Party of Serbia
Budimir Košutić
(1941–)		 31 July 1991 23 December 1991 Socialist Party of Serbia
Nebojša Maljković
(1954–)		 23 December 1991 10 February 1993 Socialist Party of Serbia
Nikola Šainović
(1948–)		 23 December 1991 10 February 1993 Socialist Party of Serbia
Zoran Aranđelović
(1948–)		 23 December 1991 29 June 1993 Socialist Party of Serbia
Srboljub Vasović
(1941–)		 23 December 1991 18 March 1994 Socialist Party of Serbia
Danilo Z. Marković
(1933–2018)		 10 February 1993 18 March 1994 Socialist Party of Serbia
Dragoslav Jovanović 10 February 1993 18 March 1994 Socialist Party of Serbia
Saša Anđelković
(1941–)		 14 July 1993 7 September 1993 Socialist Party of Serbia
Slobodan Unković
(1938–)		 18 March 1994 28 May 1996 Socialist Party of Serbia
Slobodan Babić
(1946–)		 18 March 1994 11 February 1997 Socialist Party of Serbia
Slobodan Radulović
(1943–2014)		 18 March 1994 24 March 1998 Socialist Party of Serbia
Svetozar Krstić
(1960– )		 18 March 1994 24 March 1998 Socialist Party of Serbia
Ratko Marković
(1944–)		 18 March 1994 24 October 2000 Socialist Party of Serbia
Nedeljko Šipovac
(1942–)		 28 May 1996 15 April 1997 Socialist Party of Serbia
Milutin Stojković
(1942–)		 11 February 1997 24 March 1998 Socialist Party of Serbia
Vlajko Stojiljković
(1937–2002)		 15 April 1997 24 March 1998 Socialist Party of Serbia
Milovan Bojić
(1955–)		 24 March 1998 24 October 2000 Yugoslav Left
Dragan Tomić
(1937–)		 24 March 1998 24 October 2000 Socialist Party of Serbia
Vojislav Šešelj
(1954–)		 24 March 1998 24 October 2000 Serbian Radical Party
Tomislav Nikolić
(1952–)		 24 March 1998 20 November 1999 Serbian Radical Party
Dragan Todorović
(1953–)		 24 March 1998 20 November 1999 Serbian Radical Party
Spasoje Krunić
(1939–)		 24 October 2000 25 January 2001 Serbian Renewal Movement
Nebojša Čović
(1958–)		 24 October 2000 3 March 2004 Democratic Alternative
(Democratic Opposition of Serbia)
Vuk Obradović
(1947–2008)		 25 January 2001 11 June 2001 Social Democracy
(Democratic Opposition of Serbia)
Aleksandar Pravdić
(1958–)		 25 January 2001 22 October 2001 Democratic Party of Serbia
(Democratic Opposition of Serbia)
Momčilo Perišić
(1944–)		 25 January 2001 27 March 2002 Movement for Democratic Serbia
(Democratic Opposition of Serbia)
Dušan Mihajlović
(1948–)		 25 January 2001 3 March 2004 New Democracy /
Liberals of Serbia
(Democratic Opposition of Serbia)
Žarko Korać
(1947–)		 25 January 2001 3 March 2004 Social Democratic Party
(Democratic Opposition of Serbia)
József Kasza
(1945–2016)		 25 January 2001 3 March 2004 Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians
(Democratic Opposition of Serbia)
Miodrag Isakov
(1950–)		 25 January 2001 3 March 2004 Reformists of Vojvodina
(Democratic Opposition of Serbia)
Čedomir Jovanović
(1971–)		 18 March 2003 3 March 2004 Democratic Party
(Democratic Opposition of Serbia)
Miroljub Labus
(1947–)		 3 March 2004 3 May 2006 G17 Plus
Ivana Dulić-Marković
(1961–)		 20 June 2006 9 November 2006 G17 Plus
Božidar Đelić
(1965–)[1]		 15 May 2007 15 December 2011 Democratic Party
Ivica Dačić
(1966–)[2]		 7 July 2008 27 July 2012 Socialist Party of Serbia
Mlađan Dinkić
(1964–)		 7 July 2008 21 February 2011 G17 Plus
Jovan Krkobabić
(1930–2014)		 7 July 2008 22 April 2014[3] Party of United Pensioners of Serbia
Verica Kalanović
(1954–)		 14 March 2011 27 July 2012 G17 Plus
Aleksandar Vučić
(1970–)[2]		 27 July 2012 27 April 2014 Serbian Progressive Party
Suzana Grubješić
(1963–)		 27 July 2012 2 September 2013 G17 Plus /
United Regions of Serbia
Rasim Ljajić
(1964–)		 27 July 2012 Present Social Democratic Party of Serbia
Ivica Dačić
(1966–)[2]		 27 April 2014 Present Socialist Party of Serbia
Kori Udovički
(1961–)		 27 April 2014 11 August 2016 Independent
Zorana Mihajlović
(1970–)		 27 April 2014 Present Serbian Progressive Party
Nebojša Stefanović
(1976–)		 11 August 2016 Present Serbian Progressive Party

See also

References
  1. Deputy Prime Minister for European Integrations
  2. First Deputy Prime Minister
  3. Died in office
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