AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoDiplomacy: President Jakov Milatović met Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Cetinje, marking the first visit to Montenegro by a Chinese foreign minister. Milatović said EU membership remains the country’s foreign-policy priority, while also backing closer cooperation with China. Tourism: Montenegro hosted the World Travel Awards Europe gala in Kotor Bay, its first time staging the event. The country won Europe’s Leading Nature Destination, and Kotor was named a Leading Emerging Tourism Destination. EU Accession: Montenegro has provisionally closed 21 of 33 negotiation chapters and aims to finish talks by year-end, but Croatia has removed a proposed 2026 deadline from EU conclusions and set out eight bilateral demands. EU leaders welcomed work on a draft accession treaty. Sport: Budva opened the European Chess Club Cups, drawing a record 130 teams for the week-long tournaments.
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