AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEU Accession: Montenegro has passed two laws addressing Croatian objections to its EU bid, including rules protecting wartime memorials and restricting the naming of sports venues after recently deceased people. Several disputes remain unresolved, and Croatia can still block progress. Government Integrity: Parliament backed the first step toward constitutional changes requiring conflict-of-interest checks for future prime ministers and ministers. The vote passed with 56 MPs; a draft amendment is due within four days, so the changes are not yet final. Police Modernisation: Hungarian firm 4iG signed a €54.25 million contract to upgrade Montenegro’s law enforcement and border-police systems, including equipment, software and staff training. Economic Growth: Prime Minister Milojko Spajić told the IMF that a planned “Euro Model” would aim to attract investment in energy, tourism and technology and address the country’s current-account deficit.
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