Đukanović with Plenković: A necessary return from the image of dysfunctionality to a reform-oriented image of Montenegro

On the second day of the Munich Security Conference, the President of Montenegro, Milo Đukanović, met with the Prime Minister of Croatia, Adrej Plenković.
The President congratulated Croatia on its entry into the euro and the Schengen zone, which we are sincerely looking forward to as a good neighbor, welcoming the country's constant progress in catching up with the European standard of living.
He pointed out that this is a great encouragement for all of us, along with the expressed respect for everything that Croatia does for Montenegro and other countries of the ZB as a responsible neighbor who supports the European integration of the ZB, and whose word has special weight in European society. Đukanović shared with Plenković information about the current situation in the region and Montenegro, with the assessment that the return of stability is a prerequisite for the normalization of conditions and the continuation of the Euro-Atlantic path.
Prime Minister Plenković agreed with the assessment that organizing presidential and then parliamentary elections is crucial for our country. With the assessment that the announcement of the completion of the Constitutional Court is good news, he emphasized that Montenegro's ambition towards Europe is quite clear, that we have come a long way and that the currently slow accession process could be re-energized after the establishment of stability and with a pro-European government.
Returning from the current image of dysfunctionality to a reform-oriented image is what Croatia is telling Montenegro as a good neighbor.
The interlocutors agreed on the excellent relations between the two countries.
M. J.