AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoVisa Rules: Since Nov. 1, citizens of Russia, Belarus, China, Saudi Arabia and Türkiye need visas to enter Montenegro, unless they hold a valid Schengen visa or residence permit. Banking Fallout: Serbia’s Alta Bank collapse has reached Montenegro: Alta Pay Group’s payment-services licence was revoked, while Alta’s North Macedonian unit was placed under temporary administration. Extradition: Montenegro has agreed to extradite Azerbaijani citizen Dadash Dadashzade, wanted over a fatal road crash; transfer arrangements are under way. Public Order: Three Albanian students were held overnight in Kotor after making the double-headed eagle gesture during a school trip; they were released the next morning. EU Accession: Montenegro is emerging as the first test of proposed stricter EU membership safeguards, even as Croatia’s president said the country is welcome to join. Energy: A major upgrade has not closed the case over Pljevlja’s coal plant, which exceeded its permitted operating hours in 2020.
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