Spajić with the opposition: To achieve the broadest consensus regarding the implementation of the census

Prime Minister Milojko Spajić met today with representatives of some of the opposition parliamentary parties: the Democratic Party of Socialists, the Social Democrats and the Bosniak Party, with whom he discussed the conditions for conducting the upcoming population census. As announced by the Government, they concluded that it is necessary to reach the broadest consensus regarding the implementation of the census.
At the meeting, opinions were exchanged and suggestions were made regarding the preparation and implementation of the process, and the willingness to contribute to the realization of the Census as one of the most important processes for tracing the overall social development was expressed.
The interlocutors expressed their willingness to reach the broadest consensus on this important issue.
The meeting was attended by MPs Danijel Živković and Nikola Janović on behalf of the Democratic Party of Socialists, Damir Šehović and Boris Mugoša on behalf of the Social Democrats, while Ervin Ibrahimović and Damir Gutić represented the Bosniak Party.
Earlier today, on this occasion, the Prime Minister also met with the representatives of the council-council of less numerous peoples and national communities in Montenegro, and on that occasion he emphasized that the population census must be a process that is an expression of mutual trust, and that its results will be the basis for building a custom-made society. of our citizens.
M.J.