The political divisions of Serbia are organized into several administrative units, including districts, cities, and municipalities. Serbia is divided into 29 districts, which serve as the primary level of local governance. Each district is further divided into municipalities, which are the smallest administrative units. Belgrade, the capital city, is both a city and a separate administrative district. The political structure includes a national government, with a parliament and a president, overseeing the entire country. Local governments in districts and municipalities manage local affairs, ensuring that regional needs are addressed.