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2017 in Serbia
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Decades:
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See also:
Other events of 2017
List of years in Serbia
Events in the year
2017 in
Serbia
.
Incumbents
President
:
Tomislav Nikolić
(until 31 May),
Aleksandar Vučić
(starting 31 May)
Prime Minister
:
until 31 May:
Aleksandar Vučić
31 May-29 June:
Ivica Dačić
(acting)
starting 29 June:
Ana Brnabić
Events
2 April – The
Serbian presidential election of 2017
were held.
17 September – The
Serbia men's national basketball team
gets runners up in
Eurobasket 2017
.
[
1
]
Deaths
Jovanka Nikolić
4 January –
Vlastimir Trajković
, composer (b. 1947).
[
2
]
8 January –
Jovanka Nikolić
, writer (b. 1952).
[
3
]
23 January –
Boško Krunić
, politician (b. 1929).
[
4
]
References
↑
"Serbia at the FIBA EuroBasket 2017"
.
FIBA.basketball
. Retrieved
2023-12-02
.
↑
"Umro član SANU Vlastimir Trajković"
.
blic.rs
(in Serbian). 4 January 2017
. Retrieved
24 January
2017
.
↑
"Преминула Јованка Николић Зивлак"
.
Politika Online
(in Serbian). 9 January 2017
. Retrieved
24 January
2017
.
↑
"Preminuo Boško Krunić"
.
blic.rs
(in Serbian). 23 January 2017
. Retrieved
24 January
2017
.
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