Due to security reasons, the parliament building will be closed until March 17, which practically means that the resignation of Miloš Vučević, which was submitted on January 28, will not be accepted, so the current composition of the Government of Serbia will continue to work at full capacity during the weekend.
The Assembly of Serbia announced that for security reasons, the National Assembly buildings will be closed from today (March 14) until Monday (March 17) "in order to do everything in their power to ensure that the rally announced on March 15 in Belgrade, in front of the Assembly, takes place without any incidents."
The decision states that the General Secretary of the Assembly, based on the security assessment of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and in order to avoid any, even minimal space for causing potential provocations and conflicts, decided that the National Assembly buildings - House of the National Assembly (Trg Nikola Pašića 13) and the Assembly Building (Ulica Kralja Milana 14) will be closed from Friday, March 14 to March 16 at midnight.
The decision was made "solely for security reasons in order to do everything in our power to the announced meeting on March 15 in Belgrade, in front of the National Assembly, passed without any incidents," the decision added.
"Thank you for your understanding, and at the same time, we invite you to do everything together to ensure that the meeting on Saturday passes peacefully and without any incidents," the decision addressed to MPs and employees of the Parliament of Serbia states.
This practically means that the current Government of Serbia under the baton of Prime Minister Miloš Vučević will continue to work "at full steam", as well as that this composition will not resign until next week, when the parliament is scheduled to resume work.
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