On September 9, local time, Serbian President Vučić announced the dissolution of the National Assembly and decided to hold early parliamentary elections on October 25. Serbian Prime Minister Machut delivered a speech after the special government meeting on the 7th, proposing to dissolve the parliament in order to hold early parliamentary elections. According to the Constitution of Serbia, the President may dissolve the National Assembly on the recommendation of the Government and also set a date for parliamentary elections. As is customary, parliamentary elections in Serbia are held every four years. The current parliament was elected in December 2023, and it has been less than three years since then.

On September 9, local time, Serbian President Vučić announced the dissolution of the National Assembly and decided to hold early parliamentary elections on October 25. Serbian Prime Minister Machut delivered a speech after the special government meeting on the 7th, proposing to dissolve the parliament in order to hold early parliamentary elections. According to the Constitution of Serbia, the President may dissolve the National Assembly on the recommendation of the Government and also set a date for parliamentary elections. As is customary, parliamentary elections in Serbia are held every four years. The current parliament was elected in December 2023, and it has been less than three years since then.