The officials noted it is extremely important that the regular general elections in Montenegro are held in stable political conditions, which, as they say, the government electoral trust has a special role in.
Lajcak, the chairman of the EU Council for Foreign Affairs, is staying in Podgorica today and tomorrow as a special guest at the ambassadors’ annual consultations.
Djukanovic thanked Lajcak for his willingness to present the most current developments in the EU to the heads of Montenegro’s diplomatic and consular missions and to convey his personal experiences and beliefs on the role of diplomacy and the functioning of diplomatic missions at this time.
Lajcak said that Montenegro was the fifth state he visited in this capacity since Slovakia took over the presidency and expressed satisfaction with the progress of our country in European and Euro-Atlantic integration.
He confirmed the readiness of his country, as well as Brussels, to continue with full support to Montenegro in fulfilling its obligations under European and NATO agenda, which will result in the opening of new chapters in the negotiation process with the EU by the end of the year.
