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Parliamentary Friendship Groups
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.
When an MP wishes to create a parliamentary friendship group, he/she submits an application to the Speaker of the National Assembly. The Foreign Affairs Committee makes a decision on the establishment, and selects a Head and members of parliamentary friendship groups; approves decisions on the exchange of visits with parliamentary friendship groups of representative bodies of other countries, and keeps a record of membership.
Parliamentary friendship group - PFG with the Baltic states
| MP's full name | Political Party at whose proposal the MP was elected | Hometown | Age |
|---|---|---|---|
| DAVIDOVAC TIJANA | SNS | Belgrade, Lazarevac | 1986. |
| DJERLEK EDIN | SPP | Novi Pazar | 1987. |
| DURGUTOVIC EDIS | SDP Serbia | Kragujevac | 1983. |
| JOSIFOVIC BRANISLAV | SNS | Knjazevac | 1991. |
| JOVANOVIC BRANIMIR | SDP Serbia | Kraljevo, Kovaci | 1979. |
| KARANAC JASMINA (Head) | SDP Serbia | Belgrade, Novi Beograd | 1967. |
| KITANOVIC STEFAN | SNS | Leskovac, Bratmilovce | 1992. |
| MIJATOVIC MARINA | ZLF | Belgrade, Zvezdara | 1976. |
| MILOSEVIC MARKO | SPS | Pozarevac | 1999. |
| PETROVIC STOJKOVIC TATJANA | SNS | Smederevska Palanka, Glibovac | 1966. |
| PONOS ZDRAVKO | SRCE | Belgrade, Vracar | 1962. |
| RADOVANOVIC BOGDAN | ZLF | Pozega | 1989. |
| RADOVANOVIC SLAVICA | PEOPLE’S MOVEMENT OF SEBIA | Belgrade, Cukarica | 1966. |
| STANKOVIC DJORDJE | PEOPLE’S MOVEMENT OF SEBIA | Nis | 1989. |
| STOJANOVIC STASA | SNS | Novi Sad, Ledinci | 1991. |
tuesday, 13 may
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12.00 - sitting of the Committee on the Judiciary, Public Administration and Local Self-Government (National Assembly House, 13 Nikola Pasic Square, hall 3)
