National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia / National Assembly / Composition / Parliamentary Friendship Groups / 1 August 2022 legislature
1 August 2022 legislature
Parliamentary friendship groups are Assembly bodies that can be established in the National Assembly for the purpose of voluntary improvement of relations and cooperation of out country with other countries. When a parliamentary friendship group is established, mutually expressed interest in cooperation between Parliaments represents the staring point.
Parliamentary friendship group - Dominican Republic
| MP's full name | Political Party at whose proposal the MP was elected | Hometown | Age |
|---|---|---|---|
| ARSIC VEROLJUB | SNS | Pozarevac | 1969. |
| DANI ZOLTAN | SPS | Kovin | 1956. |
| ERIC MA NINOSLAV | SNS | Cuprija | 1976. |
| IVKOVIC Dr VESNA | SPS | Smederevo | 1960. |
| JOSIFOVIC BRANISLAV | SNS | Knjazevac | 1991. |
| JOVANOVIC MA Sci. med TATJANA | SPS | Leskovac | 1968. |
| KOMLENSKI DJORDJE | PS | Belgrade, Obrenovac, Stubline | 1965. |
| KRALJ DUBRAVKA | SPS | Zrenjanin | 1994. |
| LUKIC DRAGANA | SNS | Loznica, Klupci | 1988. |
| LUKIC SARKANOVIC Prof. Dr MIRKA (Head) | SPS | Novi Sad, Veternik | 1968. |
| MILIVOJEVIC SRDJAN | SSP | Krusevac | 1965. |
| MIRKOVIC ALEKSANDAR | SNS | Belgrade, Vozdovac | 1988. |
| OBRADOVIC MILICA | SNS | Raca, Vucic | 1990. |
| PETROVIC OLJA | SNS | Pirot, Trnjana | 1990. |
| STARCEVIC ZIVOTA | JS | Jagodina | 1968. |
| TASIC KNEZEVIC NATASA | SNS | Belgrade | 1977. |
| TODOROVIC DJORDJE | SNS | Belgrade | 1991. |
| VLK DRAGINJA | SNS | Belgrade | 1989. |
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10.00 - representatives of opposition parliamentary groups meet with the European Commissioner for Enlargement (National Assembly House, 13 Nikola Pasic Square, hall 2)
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10.45 - representatives of ruling coalition parliamentary groups meet with the European Commissioner for Enlargement (National Assembly House, 13 Nikola Pasic Square, hall 2)
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14.00 - press conference of National Assembly Speaker Ana Brnabic (National Assembly House, 13 Nikola Pasic Square, Central Hall)
