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The Government of the Republic of Serbia (Serbian: Влада Републике Србије / Vlada Republike Srbije) is the executive branch of government in Serbia. The affairs of government are decided by a Cabinet of Ministers, which is led by the Prime Minister.

  Cabinet of Ministers

The incumbent Cabinet was elected on 7 July 2008 by a majority vote in the National Assembly of Serbia supported by the For a European Serbia coalition, the coalition gathered around the Socialist Party, and ethnic minority parties. The Cabinet was reshuffled on 14 March 2011.^[1]

  Composition

The current cabinet (in office since 7 July 2008), consists of the following ministers:

  Agencies and offices

  Government of Serbia headquarters, Nemanjina 11, Belgrade

Serbia has over 130 agencies, offices, institutes, bureaus, and directorates.^[2] List of some of the bigger agencies and offices:^[3]

• Agency for Peaceful Settlement of Labour Disputes^[4]
• Agency for Ionizing Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety of Serbia^[5]
• Bankruptcy Supervision Agency^[6]
• Republic Broadcasting Agency^[7]
• Business Registers Agency^[8]
• National Agency for Regional Development^[9]
• Commissariat for Refugees^[10]
• Serbian Chemicals agency^[11]
• Deposit Insurance Agency^[12]
• Energy Efficiency Agency^[13]
• Institute for Standardization^[14]
• Medicines and Medical Devices Agency^[15]
• National Employment Service^[16]
• Digital Agenda Office^[17]
• National Mortgage Insurance Corporation^[18]
• Privatization Agency^[19]
• Public Attorney's Office^[20]
• Security Information Agency^[21]
• Serbia Investment and Export Promotion Agency^[22]
• Statistical Office^[23]
• European Integration Office^[24]
• Human Resource Management Service^[25]
• Property Directorate^[26]
• Intellectual Property Office^[27]
• Energy Agency^[28]
• Agency for Environmental Protection^[29]
• Fund for Environmental Protection^[30]
• Anti-Corruption Council^[31]
• Anti-Corruption Agency^[32]
• Agency for Spatial Planning^[33]
• Institute for Nature Conservation^[34]
• Agency for Accreditation of Health Care Institutions^[35]
• Tax Administration^[36]
• Treasury^[37]
• Administration for the Prevention of Money Laundering^[38]
• Administration for Free Zones^[39]
• Republic Agency for Postal Services^[40]
• Anti-Doping Agency^[41]
• Road Traffic Safety Agency^[42]
• Republic Institute for Health Insurance^[43]
• Republic Hydrometeorological Service^[44]
• Republic Geodetic Authority^[45]
• Seismological Survey^[46]
• Institute for Social Insurance^[47]
• Republic Institute for the Protection of Cultural Monuments^[48]
• Centre for Study in Cultural Development^[49]
• Republic Institute for Sports^[50]
• Institute for the Improvement of Education^[51]
• Institute for Education Quality and Evaluation^[52]
• Republic Institute for Social Protection^[53]
• Directorate of Measures and Precious Metals^[54]
• Directorate for Inland Waterways^[55]
• Directorate for Railways^[56]
• Directorate for Restitution^[57]
• Building Directorate^[58]
• Directorate for National Reference Laboratories^[59]
• Pension and Disability Insurance Fund^[60]
• Indemnity Fund^[61]
• Public Procurement Office^[62]
• Accreditation Body^[63]
• Administration for Joint Services of the Republic Bodies^[64]
• Customs Administration^[65]
• Directorate for Agrarian Payments^[66]
• Avio Service^[67]
• Office for Sustainable Development of Undeveloped Regions^[68]
• National Council for Decentralisation^[69]
• Office for Cooperation with Civil Society^[70]
• Council for Regulatory Reform and Regulatory Impact Assessment^[71]
• Judicial Academy^[72]
• Civil Aviation Directorate^[73]

  See also

• Politics of Serbia
• Cabinet of Serbia (2001–2004)
• Cabinet of Serbia (2004–2007)
• Cabinet of Serbia (2007–2008)

  References

  External links

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