Republika Srpska

TWO SPECIAL SESSIONS TODAY

Republika Srpska - National Assembly - announcement

SOURCE: Srna

01/18/2026

10:24

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BANJA LUKA, JANUARY 17 /SRNA/ – Two special sessions of the Republika Srpska National Assembly are expected to be held in Banja Luka today: the first on the adoption of the Prime Minister Savo Minić’s resignation, the second on the new composition of the government.

The first session is scheduled to begin at 11:00 a.m.

After the conclusion of this special session, the Advisory Board of the National Assembly is expected to meet to decide on holding a new session on the election of the new government.

Minić resumed his office on January 15, while the acting President of Republika Srpska, Ana Trišić-Babić, informed him that he would again be proposed as prime minister-designate.

Trišić - Babić previously emphasized that this decision aims to prevent the creation of another artificial crisis orchestrated by a foreign administration, and to ensure that processes in Republika Srpska are decided by Republika Srpska and its institutions, not by anyone outside.

The incoming Prime Minister-designate Savo Minić has announced today the proposed composition of the new Government, in which the position of Minister of Labour , War Veterans and Disabled Persons Protection is expected to be assumed by the Head of the Republika Srpska War Veterans Organisation, Radan Ostojić.

In addition to the war veterans and disabled persons protection sector, Minić proposed new ministers for the departments of science and higher education, family, youth and sports, economy and entrepreneurship, as well as the Ministry of Trade and Tourism.

Former Dean of the Faculty of Philosophy in Istočno Sarajevo, Draga Mastilović, has been proposed as Minister of Scientific - Technological Development and Higher Education; Radenko Bubić as Minister of Economy and Entrepreneurship; Irena Ignjatović as Minister of Family, Youth and Sports; and Ned Puhovac as Minister of Trade and Tourism.