“We have made a long way to reach a political agreement, while building political trust, and all for the sake of Montenegro. This is a common result of which was preceded by a clear and fair offer by prime minister Milo Djukanovic. DPS will not jeopardise the political capital. Therefore, we invite our partners in the political dialogue to show patience and responsibility and not to allow individual interests to jeopardise interest of the people and the state. We are aware that everyone does not understand this need in the same way, but let’s give them a chance”, the deputy prime minister told Dnevne Novine newspaper.
Earlier today, the president of URA Civic Movement Zarko Rakcevic said that dismissals in editorial board of the public broadcaster RTCG were a precondition for signing the agreement.
The Montenegrin prime minister and the president of DPS sent a draft agreement on the creating conditions for free and fair elections to leaders of Positive Montenegro, SDP, URA and Demos on Friday, 1 April.
