Serbia's new government was sworn in on the 26th in Belgrade, the capital, and Bulnabic became Prime Minister again. Earlier in the day, the National Assembly of Serbia held a meeting, and in the absence of 25 members, the list of members of the new government was adopted by 157 votes in favor and 68 votes against. The new government has 28 ministers, including three ministers who do not care. Compared with the previous government, the new government added the Ministry of Public Investment, the Ministry of Science, Innovation and Technology Development, the Ministry of Tourism and Youth and the Ministry of Telecommunications and Information. On the 25th, when attending the special session of the parliament, Bulnabich elaborated on the governance platform of the new government, including developing new energy, improving the education system, and increasing investment in science and innovation. In terms of diplomacy, Bulnabic said that the new government will continue to promote the process of EU accession on the premise of respecting the territorial integrity of the country and abiding by international law, strengthen regional cooperation through the "Open Balkans" initiative, and maintain friendship and partnership with other countries. In 2017, Serbian President Vucic nominated Bulnabic as Prime Minister for the first time. Bulnabic was then sworn in, becoming the first female Prime Minister in Serbian history. In 2020, after Serbia held parliamentary elections, Vucic again nominated Bulnabic as Prime Minister, and Bulnabic was subsequently re elected as Prime Minister. Serbia held parliamentary elections ahead of schedule in April this year, and Vucic nominated Bulnabic as Prime Minister for the third time in August. (Liu Xinshe)