Kristina Milošević was born in 1984 in Gornji Milanovac, and as a graduate in economics, she returned from Belgrade to her hometown, where she started a family. She is a proud mother of two boys. She is employed at the Gornji Milanovac General Hospital, where she performs the duties of a financial and accounting analyst. She has been politically engaged for 12 years, and all that time she strongly adhered to the principles that made her decide to enter politics. She is a prominent fighter for civil rights and freedoms, as well as for strengthening democratic values. In the municipality of Gornji Milanovac, she performed the duties of a member of the Municipal Council from 2012 to 2016, and in the period from 2016 to 2020 she was a councilor in the Municipal Assembly. In the parliamentary elections in 2022, she was a candidate for MP in front of the Moramo coalition, as well as in 2023 in front of the Serbia Against Violence coalition. In the Zajedno party, she holds the position of international secretary, where on of the issues she dealt with is strengthening the cooperation between Western Balkans countries, as well as ideas on how the WB countries can become EU member states in the shortest possible time. She coordinated the creation of the joint declaration “100 years of peace in the Balkans”, which was signed by the green parties of the Western Balkan countries, as a basis for further cooperation in the creation of regional policies. Kristina believes that only stable and secure Balkan can be strong economic and political partner for EU.
