Minister of Education () () is the person in charge of the Ministry of Education of Montenegro (Ministarstvo prosvjete). Anđela Stojanović is the current Minister of Education, since 31 October 2023.
Ministers of Education since 1879
Montenegrin monarchy
Minister of Education and Ecclesiastical Affairs (1879-1929)
Principality of Montenegro Minister of Education and Ecclesiastical AffairsName (birth-death)MandatePolitical partyPrime MinisterPrinceStart of positionEnd of positionTime in officeThe Ministry of Education and Ecclesiastical Affairs was under the Minister of Finance until 1882.Nicholas I1Vojvoda Đuro CerovićMarch 20, 187918801-2 yearsIndependentBožo Petrović-Njegoš 2Ljubomir P. Nenadovic18800-1 years(1)(3)Vojvoda Đuro Cerović188018821-2 years4(1)Metropolitan Visarion Ljubiša (1823–1884)1882April 14, 18841-2 years5(2)Metropolitan Mitrofan Ban (1845–1932)April 14, 1884October 1, 18851 year, 170 days6(3)Jovan PavlovicOctober 1, 188518871-2 years1887April 18, 18946-7 years7(4)Vojvoda Simo Popović1896June 1, 19036-7 years8(5)Gavro Vuković (1852–1928)June 1, 1903December 19, 19052 years, 203 days9(6) (1860–1919)December 19, 1905November 24, 1906340 daysLazar Mijušković 10(7) November 24, 1906February 1, 190769 daysMarko Radulović 11(8) (1877–1941)February 1, 1907April 17, 190775 daysAndrija Radović 12(9)Jovan Plamenac (1873–1944)April 17, 1907April 15, 19091 year, 363 daysTrue People's PartyLazar Tomanović 13(10)Sekula Drljević (1884–1945)April 15, 1909February 6, 1910298 days14(11) February 6, 1910August 28, 1910204 daysIndependent
Kingdom of Montenegro Minister of Education and Ecclesiastical AffairsName (birth-death)MandatePolitical partyPrime MinisterMonarchStart of positionEnd of positionTime in office1(11) August 28, 1910August 14, 1911351 daysIndependentLazar Tomanović Nicholas I2(12) Filip JergovićAugust 14, 1911August 23, 19119 daysTrue People's Party(6)(3) (1869–1919)August 23, 1911June 19, 1912302 daysIndependent(9)(4)Jovan Plamenac (1873–1944)June 19, 1912May 8, 1913323 daysTrue People's PartyMitar Martinović 5(13)May 8, 1913April 25, 1914353 daysIndependentJanko Vukotić (6) (1877–1941)April 25, 1914January 2, 19161 year, 253 days7(14)Marko Radulović (1866-1932)January 2, 1916January 15, 191613 daysPeople's PartyLazar Mijušković
Montenegrin government-in-exile Minister of Education and Ecclesiastical AffairsName (birth-death)MandatePolitical partyPrime MinisterRegentsMonarchTitular kingStart of positionEnd of positionTime in office(14)(1)Marko Radulović (1866-1932)January 15, 1916May 12, 1916108 daysPeople's PartyLazar Mijušković Milena of Montenegro Anto GvozdenovićNicholas IDaniloMichael(11)(2) May 12, 1916January 17, 1917250 daysIndependentAndrija Radović 3(15) Milutin TomanovićJanuary 17, 1917June 11, 1917145 daysMilo Matanović 4(16)Veljko Milićević (1886-1929)June 11, 1917September 15, 191797 daysEvgenije Popović 5(17)(1884-1966)April 15, 1917February 17, 19191 year, 146 days11(6) February 17, 1919December 19, 1919306 daysJovan Plamenac 7(17)(1884-1966)December 19, 1919June 28, 19211 year, 193 days8(18)June 28, 1921September 14, 19221 year, 78 daysMilutin Vučinić 9(19) September 14, 1922September 14, 19297 yearsAnto Gvozdenović
Ministers of Education, since 2006
Minister Start of term End of termPrime MinisterPresidentSlobodan Backović10 November 200629 February 2008 Željko Šturanović Filip Vujanović Sreten Škuletić29 February 2008 29 December 2010Milo Đukanović Migo StijepovićMontenegrin Prime Minister-designate Igor Luksic presents program, reshuffles cabinet (accessed 28 December 2010)29 December 201014 March 2015Igor Lukšić Milo Đukanović Milo Đukanović Predrag Bošković14 March 201528 November 2016Damir ŠehovićEkspoze mandatara za sastav Vlade CG Duška Markovića na sjednici Skupštine CG, Government of Montenegro28 November 20164 December 2020Duško Marković Milo Đukanović Vesna Bratić4 December 202028 April 2022Zdravko Krivokapić Miomir Vojinović28 April 202231 October 2023Dritan Abazović Jakov Milatović Anđela Jakšić Stojanović31 October 2023incumbentMilojko Spajić
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