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Podgorica, Montenegro (15 January 2020) -- Our country understands the situation of the European Union, it is already negotiating on the most stringent criteria so far, as a leader of integration it cannot be compared with the countries that are just beginning negotiations and the process changes should not be applied retroactively, Prime Minister Duško Marković stated earlier today. "Although we are not advocates of 'changing the rules in the middle of the game', to some extent we agree that the negotiation process should be made more concrete and measurable and its results clearer and more visible to both, the actors in the accession process and all citizens in Montenegro...
Podgorica, Montenegro (8 January 2020) – At today's session, the National Security Council informed the Police Directorate and other state authorities about activities undertaken to ensure a stable public order and peace during the New Year and Christmas holidays, as well as activities related to protests over the adoption of the Law on Freedom of Religion or Beliefs and Legal Status of Religious Communities, which represents a modern legal framework for the cultural and democratic emancipation of Montenegrin society...
Cabinet to hold its 152nd session
PM Marković to attend presentation of Croatia's EU presidency priorities
PM Marković to meet with entrepreneurs in Chamber of Economy of Montenegro on Monday
Presentation of "ME4EU, EU4ME" murals
Cabinet to hold its 151st session
Fifth session of Council of NATO
PM Marković to launch new external radiation device at KCCG on Tuesday
Press conference regarding activation of State Guarantee in favor of WTE and EVN Group at 13:00
First session of ISS Council to be held on Friday, 20 December
DPM Simović to open VI "New Year's Fair of Local Products" held in Nikšić
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Podgorica, Montenegro (18 January 2020) -- State Secretary for Political Affairs at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Vladimir Radulović assessed the fact that the Law on Freedom of Religion or Belief defines and constitutes Montenegro as free, open and pluralistic society in terms of the rights and obligations of religious communities and believers, as its most important dimension...
Metropolitan Amfilohije told the Montenegrin citizens and believers in Tivat that the Government should be overthrown if it does not withdraw the Law on Freedom of Religion or Belief and the Legal Status of Religious Communities. We remind the Metropolitan that the Government is elected in the Parliament by the will of the representatives of the people elected in the democratic elections...
Podgorica, Montenegro (17 January 2020) -- Attending the TVCG morning program, Minister of Defence Predrag Bošković emphasized that for the first time, in the events surrounding the adopted Law on Freedom of Religion, there has been an undisclosed interference of the state authorities of Serbia and some officials of that country to the internal political issues of Montenegro...
The Transport Administration and the Austrian company Strabag have signed a contract on the rehabilitation and improvement of the road section M - 2 Rožaje - Špiljani. The value of the contract, concluded within the Programme of reconstruction of the main roads in Montenegro, is EUR 19,185,064.72, and the deadline for completion of works is 24 months...
Podgorica, Montenegro (16 January 2020) – At its 152nd session, the Cabinet adopted the Draft Law on Roads with the Public Debate Report. The proposed law continues to align Montenegro's legislation with the EU's road infrastructure acquis, within Chapter 14 Transport Policy and Chapter 21 Trans-European Networks. The Law also regulates the area of road safety, in line with the positive practices of EU countries, which will significantly improve the road safety...