Mandić reports additional real estate, an orchard and meadows, denies access to bank accounts

The Speaker of the Parliament Andrija Mandić increased his assets over the past year, reporting that he inherited several properties. Unlike in his previous report, however, he did not grant access to his bank account information in the new filing.

In the asset declaration submitted at the end of March to the Agency for the Prevention of Corruption, Mandić reported annual earnings of 28,000 euros from his position as head of the highest legislative body, along with an additional 6,650 euros in variable compensation. He also stated that he holds 13,500 euros in cash.

A new entry in the asset declaration of the leader of New Serbian Democracy (NSD) is a 90-square-metre apartment acquired through inheritance. He also inherited 2,580 square metres of orchard and 4,184 square metres of meadows.

Through inheritance, he also received half ownership of a 120-square-metre house, half of an auxiliary building measuring 73 square metres, half of a 415-square-metre yard, as well as half of the land beneath a single-storey house with a basement measuring 120 square metres.

He is also registered as the owner of a 25 percent share in two houses measuring 120 and 80 square metres, as well as a 74-hectare meadow.

Mandić also reported the income of his wife Sanja, whose monthly salary was around 2,740 euros, and who holds 23,000 euros in cash, which is 9,000 euros more than in the March 2025 report. A 2014 Volkswagen Golf 7 is also registered in her name.

Mandić’s daughter, Milena, earned between 554 and 793 euros per month as a journalist at a private television station. From mid-2025, she has been engaged as a PR manager at the national airline Air Montenegro, where her salary ranged from 312 euros in June to 1,456 euros in December.

Unlike the previous year, Mandić did not give consent for access to data on accounts held in banks and other financial institutions.