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The National Coordination Body for Communicable Diseases decided today, at a session chaired by its Vice President Dr. Kenan Hrapović, to abolish the current traffic light system on Saturday, 14 November at midnight and to introduce unified epidemiological measures throughout the country as of Sunday at midnight...
National Coordination Body to hold press conference on Wednesday at 17:00
New epidemiological measures to be presented at today's press conference at 15:00
National Coordination Body to hold session at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow
National Coordination Body to hold press conference at 17:00 today
National Coordination Body to hold session at 15:00, press conference at 17:00
National Coordination Body to hold session at 12 p.m. tomorrow
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The Montenegrin Cabinet, on Thursday, 16 October 2020, and Monday, 9 November 2020, without holding a session and based on the obtained consent of the majority of the Cabinet members, adopted the Information on the Implementation of the Wage Subsidy Programme in order to mitigate the negative effects of the novel coronavirus. According to the submitted reports of the Ministry of Economy, the Ministry of Finance should pay surtaxes on personal income tax to local self-governments from the Current Budget Reserve...
On the occasion of my resignation from the position of the President of the National Coordination Body, which I headed for the previous eight months, I would like to take this opportunity to sincerely thank all members of the National Coordination Body and numerous members of operational staffs and the Crisis Medical Staff which are part of the overall system the Government has built to combat the COVID-19 pandemic. I am convinced that all of them will continue to show full commitment in their work in the coming period...
Prime Minister Duško Marković and the representatives of the Association of Hospitality Professionals agreed today at the meeting that the announced unilateral opening of catering facilities in cities where their work is banned for epidemiological reasons should be postponed, and that the National Coordination Body should review the health, safety and economic effect of valid measures...
Prime Minister Duško Marković hosted a delegation of the Montenegrin Council - the umbrella organization of Montenegrin emigrants in the Republic of Serbia. The delegation, consisting of Deputy President of the Council Dragoljub - Gago Marković, President of the Association of Montenegrins of Novi Sad Božidar Marković, President of the National Union of Montenegrins from Belgrade Mirko Zečević and President of the Association of Montenegrins of Southeast Serbia Miloš Paović, thanked the Government for its assistance and presented to the Prime Minister the activities implemented on the preservation of the national and cultural identity of Montenegrins in Serbia and on the further strengthening of ties with the mother country...