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Zukan Helez

These records are linked only by an identical name; the sources do not confirm it is the same person.

Current officeholders

Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Deputy chair and minister

Current officeholders · 2022–2026 · as of 3 November 2026

Note on this list

Coverage is 19 people: the chairwoman, eight ministers and ten deputy ministers (Defence has two). The security minister position is unfilled following acceptance of Nenad Nešić’s resignation in January 2025; Ivica Bošnjak remains deputy minister and temporarily performs ministerial duties under Article 14. Srđan Amidžić replaced Zoran Tegeltija on 22 August 2023; Staša Košarac became deputy chair that day, while the date shown for him marks the start of his ministerial term. Party labels are those in the official appointment announcement of 25 January 2023, except Amidžić (biography) and Janjić (a media report of 3 July 2026 lists him among new SPS members); they do not establish that no other later membership changes occurred. HSS has not been reliably linked to a party registry entry. The consolidated official composition PDF was unavailable; appointment confirmations and ministry news underpin this snapshot. The migrated Nešić announcement displays 27 January 2025, whereas media report 28 January; the precise day is therefore not asserted.

SDP BiH

Party affiliation as stated by the source.

In office since
25 January 2023

Ministry of Defence

What the ministry does
  • Establishing and maintaining defence capacity to protect BiH sovereignty and territorial integrity.
  • Proposing the defence budget and authorising defence expenditure.
  • Organising, equipping and supplying the Armed Forces.
  • Implementing defence policies, laws and regulations and overseeing the Armed Forces.
  • Representing BiH internationally in defence matters and meeting international obligations.
  • Procedures for authorising military assistance to civilian authorities in disasters under Presidency authorisation.
Official portfolio page

How this office is filled

The Presidency of BiH nominates the chair and the House of Representatives confirms the appointment. The chair then nominates ministers and deputy ministers, who take office following confirmation by the House of Representatives.

  1. Presidency of BiH

    Nominates the Council chair for each new parliamentary term, no later than 15 days after the House of Representatives’ constitutive session, and immediately submits the decision to the House.

  2. SIPA, CEC BiH and the Committee for Preparing the Election of the Council of Ministers

    SIPA verifies the prescribed declarations, the CEC certifies legal eligibility, and the Committee recommends whether the House should confirm the candidate. The Committee has three days for the chair and eight days for ministers and deputies from receipt of the information.

  3. House of Representatives of the Parliamentary Assembly of BiH

    Confirms the chair’s appointment; the chair takes office on confirmation. The House decides within three days of receiving the Committee recommendation.

  4. Chair of the Council of Ministers

    Within 35 days of confirmation of their appointment, nominates ministers and deputy ministers and seeks House confirmation. Also appoints two ministers as deputy chairs.

  5. House of Representatives of the Parliamentary Assembly of BiH

    Confirms ministers, deputy ministers and the two deputy chairs. Ministers and deputy ministers take office immediately upon confirmation.

  6. The chair, Presidency and Parliamentary Assembly of BiH

    The chair submits a resignation to the Presidency; ministers and deputies submit theirs to the chair. The Presidency may propose dismissal of the chair, and the chair may initiate dismissal of a minister or deputy; dismissal requires a Parliamentary Assembly decision. The Assembly may vote no confidence in the Council.

Recorded start of the mandate: 25 January 2023. Sources for this person are listed below.

Sources for this record

Body roster sources

Elected in 2026

House of Representatives of the Parliamentary Assembly of BiH

Member

Elected in 2026 · 2026–2030 · as of 3 November 2026

Elected on 4 October 2026; results confirmed on 3 November 2026. The body has not yet been constituted.

Note on this list

Elected at the general elections of 4 October 2026, according to the results the Central Election Commission confirmed on 3 November 2026. The body has not been constituted yet. A mandate passes to the next candidate if an elected person refuses it or suspends it, so the composition can change before the constituting session. CIK prints candidates' names in capitals; they are shown here in normal case, and where CIK's results export gives a name in Cyrillic, that original is kept as well. List names are shown as CIK publishes them; those published in Cyrillic are transliterated into Latin script.

SDP BiH

SDP - SOCIJALDEMOKRATSKA PARTIJA BOSNE I HERCEGOVINE

Party affiliation as stated by the source.

Constituency / area
Electoral unit 4a
Seat allocation
Regular seat

How this office is filled

The House of Representatives has 42 directly elected members: 28 from the Federation of BiH and 14 from Republika Srpska. The term is four years; elections use multi-member constituencies and compensatory lists.

  1. Voters in the entities

    Vote directly: in FBiH for 21 seats in five multi-member constituencies and seven compensatory seats; in RS for nine seats in three multi-member constituencies and five compensatory seats. Each voter has one ballot in their constituency.

  2. Central Election Commission of BiH

    Allocates seats using vote quotients (divisors 1, 3, 5, 7…), and compensatory seats according to entity-wide results; compensatory seats go to unelected candidates in compensatory-list order.

  3. House

    Convenes in Sarajevo within 30 days after selection or election; by majority vote adopts rules of procedure and chooses one Bosniak, one Croat and one Serb as Chair and Deputy Chairs, with a rotating Chair.

No individual election or appointment date is stated in this record. The general procedure is not evidence of an individual election or appointment.

Body roster sources