Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sports (Montenegro)

Minister of Education (Montenegrin: Министар просвјете / Ministar prosvjete) (Albanian: Ministria e Arsimit) 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.

Ministry of Education

Министарство просвјете Ministarstvo prosvjete Ministria e Arsimit
Agency overview
Formed	2006
Jurisdiction	Government of Montenegro
Headquarters	Podgorica
Agency executive	Anđela Stojanović, Minister of Education
Website	mpin.gov.me

Ministers of Education since 1879

Montenegrin monarchy

Minister of Education and Ecclesiastical Affairs (1879-1929)

Principality of Montenegro

Minister of Education and Ecclesiastical Affairs		Name (birth-death)	Mandate			Political party	Prime Minister	Prince
			Start of position	End of position	Time in office
The Ministry of Education and Ecclesiastical Affairs was under the Minister of Finance until 1882.								Nicholas I (1860–1910)
1		Vojvoda Đuro Cerović	March 20, 1879	1880	1-2 years	Independent	Božo Petrović-Njegoš (1879–1905)
2		Ljubomir P. Nenadovic	1880		0-1 years
(1) (3)		Vojvoda Đuro Cerović	1880	1882	1-2 years
4 (1)		Metropolitan Visarion Ljubiša (1823–1884)	1882	April 14, 1884	1-2 years
5 (2)		Metropolitan Mitrofan Ban (1845-1932)	April 14, 1884	October 1, 1885	1 year, 170 days
6 (3)		Jovan Pavlovic	October 1, 1885	1887	1-2 years
			1887	April 18, 1894	6-7 years
7 (4)		Vojvoda Simo Popović	1896	June 1, 1903	6-7 years
8 (5)		Gavro Vuković (1852-1928)	June 1, 1903	December 19, 1905	2 years, 203 days
9 (6)		Milo Dožić (1860-1919)	December 19, 1905	November 24, 1906	340 days		Lazar Mijušković (1905–1906)
10 (7)		Milosav B. Raičević	November 24, 1906	February 1, 1907	69 days		Marko Radulović (1906–1907)
11 (8)		Gavrilo Cerović	February 1, 1907	April 17, 1907	75 days		Andrija Radović (1907)
12 (9)		Jovan Plamenac (1873-1944)	April 17, 1907	April 15, 1909	1 year, 363 days	True People's Party	Lazar Tomanović (1907–1910)
13 (10)		Sekula Drljević (1884-1945)	April 15, 1909	February 6, 1910	298 days
14 (11)		Pero Vucković	February 6, 1910	August 28, 1910	204 days	Independent

Kingdom of Montenegro

Minister of Education and Ecclesiastical Affairs		Name (birth-death)	Mandate			Political party	Prime Minister	Monarch
			Start of position	End of position	Time in office
1 (11)		Pero Vucković	August 28, 1910	August 14, 1911	351 days	Independent	Lazar Tomanović (1910–1912)	Nicholas I (1910–1916)
2 (12)		Filip Jergović	August 14, 1911	August 23, 1911	9 days	True People's Party
(6) (3)		Milo Dožić (1869-1919)	August 23, 1911	June 19, 1912	302 days	Independent
(9) (4)		Jovan Plamenac (1873-1944)	June 19, 1912	May 8, 1913	323 days	True People's Party	Mitar Martinović (1912–1913)
5 (13)		Mirko M. Mijušković	May 8, 1913	April 25, 1914	353 days	Independent	Janko Vukotić (1913–1916)
(6)		Gavrilo Cerović	April 25, 1914	January 2, 1916	1 year, 253 days
7 (14)		Marko Radulović (1866-1932)	January 2, 1916	January 15, 1916	13 days	People's Party	Lazar Mijušković (1916)

Montenegrin government-in-exile

Minister of Education and Ecclesiastical Affairs		Name (birth-death)	Mandate			Political party	Prime Minister	Regents	Monarch Titular king
			Start of position	End of position	Time in office
(14) (1)		Marko Radulović (1866-1932)	January 15, 1916	May 12, 1916	108 days	People's Party	Lazar Mijušković (1916)	Milena of Montenegro (1921–1923) Anto Gvozdenović (1921–1929)	Nicholas I (1916–1921)Danilo (March 1 – March 7 1921) Michael (1921–1929)
(11) (2)		Pero Vučković	May 12, 1916	January 17, 1917	250 days	Independent	Andrija Radović (1916–1917)
3 (15)		Milutin Tomanović	January 17, 1917	June 11, 1917	145 days		Milo Matanović (1917)
4 (16)		Veljko Milićević (1886-1929)	June 11, 1917	September 15, 1917	97 days		Evgenije Popović (1917–1919)
5 (17)		Pero Šoć (1884-1966)	April 15, 1917	February 17, 1919	1 year, 146 days
11 (6)		Pero Vučković	February 17, 1919	December 19, 1919	306 days		Jovan Plamenac (1919–1921)
7 (17)		Pero Šoć (1884-1966)	December 19, 1919	June 28, 1921	1 year, 193 days
8 (18)		Vladimir Đ. Popovic	June 28, 1921	September 14, 1922	1 year, 78 days		Milutin Vučinić (1921–1922)
9 (19)		Pero Vučković	September 14, 1922	September 14, 1929	7 years		Anto Gvozdenović (1922–1929)

Ministers of Education, since 2006

  Democratic Party of Socialists   Social Democrats   Non-partisan

Minister		Start of term	End of term	Prime Minister	President
	Slobodan Backović	10 November 2006	29 February 2008	Željko Šturanović (2006–2008)	Filip Vujanović (2006–2018)
	Sreten Škuletić	29 February 2008	29 December 2010	Milo Đukanović (2008–2010)
	Migo Stijepović[1]	29 December 2010	14 March 2015	Igor Lukšić (2010–2012) Milo Đukanović (2012–2016)
				Milo Đukanović (2012–2016)
	Predrag Bošković	14 March 2015	28 November 2016
	Damir Šehović[2]	28 November 2016	4 December 2020	Duško Marković (2016–2020)	Milo Đukanović (2018–2023)
	Vesna Bratić	4 December 2020	28 April 2022	Zdravko Krivokapić (2020–2022)
	Miomir Vojinović	28 April 2022	31 October 2023	Dritan Abazović (2022–2023)	Jakov Milatović (Since 2023)
	Anđela Jakšić Stojanović	31 October 2023	incumbent	Milojko Spajić (Since 2023)