The Citizens' Bloc 381 (Serbian: Грађански блок 381 / Građanski blok 381) was a coalition of political parties in Serbia. The Bloc was founded by Saša Janković in 2018.^[1]

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According to Janković, "381" was used as part of the name of the Bloc because it represents the country calling code of Serbia, which is +381.^[2]

Some of key elements of the program of the Citizens' Bloc 381 were:^[3]

• Personal freedom, civic society and democracy
• Accession of Serbia to the European Union
• Market economy and social justice
• Humane security, zero tolerance for criminal and corruption
• Creation of conditions for peaceful, democratic and fair elections