Former_Governments Government_of_Montenegro

1 former governments

1.1 2016
1.2 2009–2010
1.3 1993–1996
1.4 1991–1993

former governments
2016

prime minister - general affairs - milo Đukanović - democratic party of socialists of montenegro
deputy prime minister - administration, internal , foreign policy - duško marković - democratic party of socialists of montenegro
deputy prime minister - economic , financial policy, informations , telecommunications - vujica lazović - social democrats of montenegro
deputy prime minister - regional development - rafet husović - bosniak party of montenegro
deputy prime minister - petar ivanović - democratic party of socialists of montenegro
deputy prime minister - milorad vujović - independent (nominated demos, ura , social democratic party of montenegro)
deputy prime minister - azra jasavić - positive montenegro
minister - justice - zoran pažin - independent (nominated democratic party of socialists of montenegro)
minister - defense - milica pejanović Đurišić - democratic party of socialists of montenegro
minister - finance - raško konjević - social democratic party of montenegro
minister - education - predrag bošković - democratic party of socialists of montenegro
minister - science - sanja vlahović - democratic party of socialists of montenegro
minister - culutre - pavle goranović - independent (democratic party of socialists of montenegro)
minister - economy - vladimir kavarić - democratic party of socialists of montenegro
minister - traffics , naval affairs - ivan brajović - social democrats of montenegro
minister - agriculture , rural development - budimir mugoša - independent (nominated demos, ura , social democratic party of montenegro)
minister - sustainable development , tourism - branimir gvozdenović - democratic party of socialists of montenegro
minister - health - budimir Šegrt - independent (nominated democratic party of socialists of montenegro)
minister - human , minority rights - suad numanović - democratic party of socialists of montenegro
minister - labour , social care - boris marić - independent (ura)
minister - internal affairs - goran danilović - demos
minister - without portfolio - marija vučinović - croatian civic initiative

2009–2010

after 2009 parliamentary election, dps, sdp, dua, hgi , bs formed parliamentary majority, supported government led prime minister milo Đukanović. cabinet approved in parliament of montenegro on 11 june 2009, , in power until prime minister milo Đukanović resigned on 23 december 2010.

prime minister – milo Đukanović (general affairs)
finance/deputy prime minister - igor lukšić
deputy prime minister political system - svetozar marović
information society/deputy prime minister economic system - vujica lazović
agriculture, forestry , water management - milutin simović
culture, sport , media - branislav mićunović
defense - boro vucinic
economic development - branko vujović
education , science - sreten Škuletić/slavoljub stijepović
european integrations - gordana Đurović
foreign affairs - milan roćen
health - miodrag radunović
human , minority rights protection - ferhat dinosha
internal affairs , public administration - ivan brajović
justice - miraš radović
labour , social welfare - suad numanović
transportation, maritime affairs , telecommunications - andrija lompar
tourism - predrag nenezić
urbanism , environmental protection -branimir gvozdenović
without portfolio - slavoljub stijepović
without portfolio - rafet husović

1993–1996

from march 1993 1996 democratic party of socialists of montenegro reigned alone.

prime minister – milo Đukanović (general affairs)
vice-president – mr zoran Žižić
vice-president – mr mihailo ljesar (since february 1994 asim telaćević)
vice-president – krunoslav vukčević
vice-president – mr rade perović
justice – filip vujanović (later miodrag latković)
internal affairs – nikola pejaković (later filip vujanović)
finances – mr božidar gazivoda (later dr predrag goranović)
foreign affairs – miodrag lekić (later janko jeknić)
education , science – dr predrag obradović
culture – gojko Čelebić
industry, energetics , mining – dr miodrag gomilanović
pomorstvo , traffics – jusuf kalamperović (resigned, replaced mr vojislav mićunović)
agriculture , forestry – mr branko abramović (later radivoje rašović)
tourism – dragan milić
trade – duško lalićević
space management – miodrag burzan (later dr radovan bakić)
zaštita životne sredine – dr vukić pulević (later ana mišurović)
health – dr miomir mugoša
labour , social care – milivoje jauković (later branimir bojanić)
religion – dr slobodan tomović
sports – božidar ivanović
miladin vukotić (no portfolio)
mevludin nuhodžić (no portfolio)
dr ranko kadić (resigned, later branko radović; no portfolio)

1991–1993

the first montenegrin government lasted february 1991 march 1993. solely made league of communists of montenegro (democratic party of socialists of montenegro):

prime minister – milo Đukanović (general affairs)
vice-president – blagoje lučić (later mihailo lješar) (no portfolio)
vice-president – mr vuk ognjenović (later krunoslav vukčević) (no portfolio)
vice-president – mr zoran Žižić (no portfolio)
justice – momčilo knežević (later resigned)
national defense – božidar babić
foreign affairs – nikola samardžić (later miodrag lekić)
education & science – dr predrag obradović
culture , physical education – ilija lakušić
privreda – vojin Đukanović (later miodrag gomilanović)
agriculture, forestry , water management – branko abramović
tourism , trade – nebojša zeković (resigned, dragan milić)
urbanism , construction – Đorđije pribilović
health , zaštita životne sredine – dr miomir mugoša (since january 1992 minister of health)
zaštita životne sredine, since january 1992 – dr mihailo burić
labour, social , fighting-invalid protection – milivoje jauković
drago sofranac (no portfolio)
jusuf fehatović (later miladin vukotić, no portfolio)
predrag gomilanović (later branko radović, no portfolio)