National Assembly of the Republic of SerbiaParliament
Serbia · founded 1858
What it is
The National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia (Narodna skupština Republike Srbije) is the supreme representative body and unicameral parliament of the Republic of Serbia, comprising 250 deputies elected by proportional representation. Its constitutional mandate is to enact legislation, amend the Constitution, elect and oversee the Government, approve the state budget, and confirm judicial and constitutional appointments. While established as a formal representative institution on October 28, 1858, following the historic St. Andrew's Day Assembly in the Principality of Serbia, it was re-established in its modern multi-party democratic form under the 1990 Constitution.
People
Ilija Srdanović
Lead Candidate and Member-elect of the National Assembly · Lead Candidate of the Student List and Member-elect of Parliament
Dejan Šoškić
Senior Economic Advisor and Member-elect of the National Assembly
Radomir Saičić
Representative and Member-elect of the National Assembly
Ana Brnabić
Acting President of the Republic of Serbia and Speaker of the National Assembly
Aleksandar Vučić
Leader of the United Serbia Electoral Coalition and Former President of Serbia · Leader of the Serbian Progressive Party Coalition List
Ilija Srdanovic
Head of Electoral List and Member of Parliament-elect
Dejan Soskic
Member of Parliament-elect
Radomir Saicic
Member of Parliament-elect
Aleksandar Vucic
Leader of the Serbian Progressive Party coalition
Events (5)
2026-10-29 Government formationStudent List leadership details government transition framework and institutional oversight
2026-10-28 OtherActing President Ana Brnabić pledges rigorous opposition role following election defeat
2026-10-25 ElectionStudent List wins parliamentary majority in snap Serbian general election as Vučić concedes defeat
2026-10-25 ElectionStudent List wins absolute majority in 2026 Serbian snap parliamentary election
