Croatia "Conditioned Montenegro's Membership with 2.4 Billion Euros", Montenegrin President Reacts
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Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović has stated that Croatia's demand for the return of property worth over $2.7 billion (2.4 billion euros) is unrealistic and that bilateral issues should not condition the country's path to the European Union. Milatović made the statements during a visit to Berane, emphasizing that relations between Montenegro and Croatia should be good and that both countries should focus on the issues that unite them. "Croat…
Milatović said during his working visit to Berane that he expects Montenegro to sign the Treaty on Accession to the European Union by the summer of next year, after which the ratification process in the member states would follow.
The President said that Montenegro must continue to build support among EU member states and accelerate its European path, open bilateral issues must not slow down Montenegro's European path. The President of Montenegro, Jakov Milatović, said during a working visit to Berane that he expects Montenegro to sign the Treaty on Accession to the European Union by the summer of next year, […]
Milatović, answering questions from journalists during his visit to Berane, said that he would like the relations between Montenegro and Croatia to be the best possible, stating that the two countries should focus on a common future within the European Union (EU).
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