Ana Brnabic

Politician

Serbian Belgrade, Yugoslavia Libra 168 cm

Quick Info

ProfessionPolitician
NationalitySerbian
Date of Birth28/09/1975
Age51 years
BirthplaceBelgrade, Yugoslavia
Zodiac SignLibra

Latest News about Ana Brnabic

19/09/2026

Brnabić published an opinion piece on Serbia-China trade, focusing on bilateral economic relations and the scale of trade between the two countries. The piece was reported in Serbian media as part of her ongoing public activity as Speaker of the National Assembly.

10/09/2026

Ana Brnabić remained a central figure in Serbian politics as Speaker of the National Assembly and a leading member of the Serbian Progressive Party ahead of a possible snap election cycle. Coverage noted that she could play an interim constitutional role if the presidency becomes vacant, underscoring her continued influence in state affairs.

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Bio/Wiki

Real NameAna Brnabić

Physical Stats & More

Height168 cm
Weight60 kg
Eye ColorHazel Brown
Hair ColorBrown

Educational Qualification(s)

SchoolFirst Belgrade Gymnasium, Belgrade, Serbia
CollegeNorthwood University, Midland, Michigan, USA
UniversityUniversity of Hull, Kingston upon Hull, Yorkshire, UK
Qualifications
  • BBA
  • MBA

Personal Life

ReligionChristianity
HobbiesTravelling

Relationships & More

Sexual OrientationHomosexual (Lesbian)
Marital StatusNot Known
Affairs/GirlfriendsNot Known
PartnerMilica Djurdjić

Family

ChildrenSon (born 2019)

Career

PartySerbian Progressive Party (SNS)
Political AffiliationSerbian Progressive Party (SNS)
Positions Held
  • Minister of Public Administration and Local Self-Government (2016-2017)
  • Prime Minister of Serbia (2017-2024)
  • Speaker of the National Assembly of Serbia (2024-present)
  • Deputy Manager of the Serbia Competitiveness Project
  • Expert on the Local Self-government Reform Program in Serbia
  • Senior Coordinator of the Program of Economic Development of Municipalities
  • Director of Continental Wind Serbia (2013-2015)
  • President of the National Assembly of Serbia (2024-present)
Key Achievements
  • First woman and first openly gay Prime Minister of Serbia
  • Fifth openly gay head of state in the world
  • Led e-government reforms and public sector modernization
  • Developed Action Plan for Innovative Entrepreneurship and Information Technologies
  • Contributed to establishment of four Science and Technology Parks in Serbia

Favourites

Favorite FoodMettwurst (minced pork sausage) with green cabbage

Style Quotient

Car CollectionToyota RAV4
Salary88,825 RSD or 720 euros/month

Social Media

Twitterhttps://x.com/anabrnabic

Some Lesser Known Facts

1. Began professional journey at the "Serbian Information Center" handling administrative duties.
2. Recognized for exceptional marketing abilities.
3. Proficient in both Russian and English languages.
4. Recipient of the 'Businesswoman of the Year' award.
5. Assumed office as the Serbian Minister of State Administration and Local Self-Government in 2016.
6. Acknowledged as the 'Gay Icon for 2016'.
7. Made history by becoming Serbia's first female and gay Prime Minister in 2017.
8. Made history by becoming Serbia's first female and openly gay Prime Minister in 2017.
9. She is the first woman and first openly gay person to hold the office of Prime Minister in Serbia.
10. She is the fifth openly gay person in the world to head a state government.
11. Her partner, Milica Djurdjic, gave birth to a child in 2019, making Brnabic the first openly gay head of government whose partner had a child while in office.
12. Assumed office as the Serbian Minister of Public Administration and Local Self-Government in 2016.
13. First openly gay head of government whose partner gave birth to a child while in office.
14. Participated in Belgrade Pride Parade in September 2016 alongside Belgrade Mayor Sinisa Mali.
15. Presided over the Council for Innovation-based Entrepreneurship and Information Technologies.
16. Presided over the Council for National Minorities of the Serbian government.
17. Elected Prime Minister three times: June 2017, October 2020, and October 2022.

Also born on 28 September

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