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Last cabinet of the Socialist Republic of Serbia
Cabinet of Stanko Radmilović

17th Cabinet of Socialist Serbia
1989–1991
Emblem of Socialist Republic of Serbia
Date formedDecember 5, 1989
Date dissolvedFebruary 11, 1991
People and organisations
Head of stateSlobodan Milošević
Head of governmentStanko Radmilović
Member partiesLeague of Communists of Serbia
History
PredecessorCabinet of Desimir Jevtić
SuccessorCabinet of Dragutin Zelenović

Cabinet of Stanko Radmilović was the last cabinet of the Socialist Republic of Serbia, whose official title was Executive Council of the Assembly of the Socialist Republic of Serbia. It was formed on December 5, 1989, and dissolved on February 11, 1991.

During this cabinet's term, the League of Communists of Yugoslavia was dissolved, and soon after the first multi-party election took place in all the republics of the Socialist Federative Republic of Yugoslavia. On September 28, this cabinet adopted a new constitution which dropped the prefix "Socialist" from Serbia's official name, and called for the first multi-party general elections, which took place on December 9, 1990.

The Cabinet of Stanko Radmilović was dissolved after the Socialist Party of Serbia won an absolute majority on the parliamentary elections, and formed a new cabinet, with Dragutin Zelenović as the Prime Minister.

Cabinet members

Position Portfolio Name
Prime Minister General Affairs Stanko Radmilović
Deputy Prime Minister General Affairs Miroslav Mišković
Deputy Prime Minister General Affairs Filip Grujić
Deputy Prime Minister General Affairs Živadin Stefanović
Deputy Prime Minister General Affairs Dušan Mihajlović
Deputy Prime Minister General Affairs Momčilo Trajković
Cabinet Members by Position
Republican Secretary Internal Affairs Radmilo Bogdanović
Republican Secretary People's Defence Miodrag Jokić
Republican Secretary Relations with Abroad Aleksandar Prlja
Republican Secretary Finance Jovan Zebić
Republican Secretary Industry, Energy and Construction Nikola Šainović
Republican Secretary Trade, Tourism and Catering Petrašin Petrašinović
Republican Secretary Justice and General Management Sreten Vladisavljević
Republican Secretary Agriculture and Forestry Veljko Simin
Republican Secretary Transportation and Connections Kostadin Božić
Republican Secretary Labor Stojka Đorđević
Republican Secretary Urbanism, Housing and Communal Affairs Boško Marković
Republican Secretary Education, Science and Physical Activity Danilo Marković
Republican Secretary Health, Social and Child Protection Vladimir Petronić
Republican Secretary Social Environmental Protection and Improvement Pavle Todorović
Republican Secretary Veteran and Disability Policy Andrija Merenik
Republican Secretary Culture Milan Ranković
Cabinet Members Elected by the Parliament
Dragomir Petković
Dragan Nikolić
Đorđe Rošić

See also

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