minority list because the candidates were from non-minority parties, primarily from LSV. This coalition received public support from LSV and the Vojvodina's Party. The ZZV–DSHV coalition, dubbed as "Vojvodinians", campaigned on "brining Vojvodina back to the National Assembly", while it also voiced support for progressive policies, multiculturalism, fiscal decentralisation, and "dirty technologies". One of its representatives, Tomislav Žigmanov of DSHV, stated its support for the accession of Serbia to the European Union and NATO. The coalition won 2 seats in the National Assembly, one of which went to Aleksandar Olenik of ZZV. ZZV became part of the European Regions parliamentary group, which was chaired by Olenik. Žigmanov announced on 23 October 2022 that he accepted the position of becoming the minister of human and minority rights and social dialogue; Olenik then terminated the ZZV–DSHV coalition. The parliamentary group was dissolved two days later. Political positions ZZV represents the Rusyn ethnic minority in Serbia. It is an autonomist party. According to its political programme, ZZV is also supportive of multiculturalism, environmental protection, equal rights for the Rusyn ethnic minority, and the accession of Serbia to the European Union. Organisation ZZV is led by Olena Papuga. Its headquarters are located at Fruškogorska 95a in Ruski Krstur. List of presidents Electoral performance Parliamentary elections References Primary sources In the text these references are preceded by a double dagger (‡): External links Official website 2011 establishments in Serbia Political parties established in 2011 Pro-European political parties in Serbia Centre-left parties in Europe Rusyn political parties