AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEU Accession: Montenegro is trying to resolve Croatia’s eight demands, which threaten its bid to join the EU by 2028. New laws protect a memorial plaque to Croatian victims of the Morinj camp and require Kotor to rename a pool honouring a former camp guard. Montenegro has closed three negotiating chapters, but a parliamentary rift has also delayed progress. China Ties: Foreign Minister Wang Yi’s visit brought pledges to deepen cooperation on infrastructure, tourism, energy and green transition. Prime Minister Milojko Spajić highlighted Chinese involvement in the north–south motorway and the restoration of Tara Bridge. Investment and Return: Spajić also sought World Bank support for investment in energy, tourism and airports, and ways to encourage skilled Montenegrins abroad to return. He warned that population loss threatens the workforce and national identity. Tourism: Kotor hosted the first World Travel Awards Europe gala in Montenegro. The country was named Europe’s Leading Nature Destination, while Kotor won Europe’s Leading Emerging Tourism Destination.
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