As Tanjug learned, Serbian Prime Minister Mirko Cvetkovic will propose to the National Assembly on Tuesday the following candidates for the new government structure:

1. Mirko Cvetkovich - prime minister and minister of finance;
2. Ivica Dacic - deputy prime minister and interior minister;
3. Bozidar Djelic - deputy prime minister;
4. Jovan Krkobabic - deputy prime minister;
5. Verica Kalanovic- deputy prime minister;
6. Vuk Jeremic - foreign minister;
7. Dragan Sutanovac - defence minister;
8. Snezana Malovic - justice minister;
9. Dusan Petrovic - minister of agriculture, trade, forestry and water management;
10. Nebojsa Ciric - minister of economy and regional development;
11. Milutin Mrkonjic - minister of infrastructure and energy;
12. Milan Markovic - minister for public administration, local self-government and human and minority rights;
13. Zarko Obradovic - minister of education and science;
14. Snezana Samardzic-Markovic - minister of youth and sport;
15. Zoran Stankovic - minister of health;
16. Rasim Ljajic - minister of labor and social policy;
17. Oliver Dulic - minister of environment, mining and spatial planning
18. Predrag Markovic - minister of culture, communications and information society;
19. Goran Bogdanovic - minister for Kosovo-Metohija;
20. Srdjan Sreckovic - minister of religion and the diaspora;
21. Sulejman Ugljanin - minister without portfolio.

The parliament will Tuesday afternoon vote on the amendments to the Law on Government and the bill on ministries, which is a necessary legal procedure in a government reshuffle.