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Prime Minister Djuro Macut and Patriarch Porfirije signed a contract on the morning of June 28 in the crypt of Saint Sava Temple to finance final works. N1 and Danas report that the deal is worth more than 6 million euros; Vucic said at the signing that 88 million euros had been invested over 12 years and 94.5 million euros including the new contract.
From 04:00 on June 26 to 04:00 on June 29, parts of Bulevar kralja Aleksandra, Decanska, Trg Nikole Pasica, and Kneza Milosa close in central Belgrade, with tram and bus reroutes. Beoinfo confirms that on June 27 from 15:00 until the event ends, trams 2L, 7L, 8, 9L, 10, 12, 14 and trolleybuses 19, 21, 22, 28, 29 are canceled because the contact network is switched off, and deviations are possible depending on field conditions.
On June 26, N1 published reactions from Dom 2 residents at Studentski grad to the requirement that the F wing be vacated by April 16, 2027 for EXPO 2027. Studentski centar "Beograd" promises temporarily relocated students housing within its capacity under the same conditions, but students say the phrase "subject to capacity" is not a clear written guarantee, especially given dorm pressure and the timing of colloquiums and exams.
On June 26, Transparency Serbia said amendments to the Law on Financing Political Activities entered parliamentary procedure before ODIHR published an opinion and still fail to solve oversight, sanctions, and spending-limit problems. The Finance Committee scheduled four public hearings: June 30 in Kragujevac, July 1 in Nis, July 2 in Novi Sad, and July 3 in Belgrade.
On June 26, Dubravka Valić Nedeljković said four elected REM Council members who had resigned would return only with guarantees: the ninth member should be chosen after national-council elections, and Ištvan Bodžoni should not be on the candidate harmonization list. The parliamentary committee meanwhile concluded that there are no legal obstacles to their return because parliament did not verify the resignations.
On June 25, parliament adopted amendments to laws on public prosecution, judges, the High Prosecutorial Council, court and prosecutor territories, and bodies for fighting high-tech crime. Those five judicial laws were part of voting on 32 items, alongside transplantation, support for young first-home buyers, international agreements, and state guarantees for Srbijagas.
