Serbian President Vučić told the media after attending an event on the 20th that the Serbian government will resign first, and then he will announce early parliamentary elections. After continuing to perform his duties as president for at most two weeks, he will resign as president and participate in the election to become prime minister of the government. Parliament is the supreme body of the Serbian State and has a unicameral system. The prime minister is nominated by the president and voted by the parliament to lead the government in the exercise of executive power; as head of country, the president mainly performs the duties stipulated in the Constitution.

Serbian President Vučić told the media after attending an event on the 20th that the Serbian government will resign first, and then he will announce early parliamentary elections. After continuing to perform his duties as president for at most two weeks, he will resign as president and participate in the election to become prime minister of the government. Parliament is the supreme body of the Serbian State and has a unicameral system. The prime minister is nominated by the president and voted by the parliament to lead the government in the exercise of executive power; as head of country, the president mainly performs the duties stipulated in the Constitution.