Serbia’s new Parliament to convene on Nov. 17
Politics · First reported 8 Nov, 11:18 · Updated 11:58
The first session of Serbia’s new Parliament is scheduled for Nov. 17, following an election in which the Students’ List won 140 of 250 seats. The Parliament is expected to select a speaker before a new government is formed within 90 days.
- The new Parliament’s first session is scheduled for Nov. 17, after election authorities declared the final results of the Oct. 25 vote.
- The Students’ List won 140 seats in the 250-member assembly; the Serbian Progressive Party won 103, with the remaining seats going to ethnic-minority parties.
- Parliament is to choose a speaker and other bodies first, and a new government should be formed within 90 days.
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- First parliamentary session
- Nov. 17
- Election date
- Oct. 25
- Students’ List seats
- 140 of 250
- Serbian Progressive Party seats
- 103
- Expected government formation
- Within 90 days
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