The chairman of the European Parliament delegation in the Parliamentary Committee of the European Union and Montenegro on Stabilization and Association (POSP), Vladimir Bilcik, says that the elections held on 30 August and the peaceful transition of power that followed showed political maturity, but also, he adds, everyone had high expectations –
“That divisions and differences will be put aside in order to fulfill the European agenda. The same political maturity will now be needed to reach a consensus on EU reforms. And it is imperative to achieve reforms in key areas such as electoral and judicial reforms. Unfortunately, the boycott of the Parliament by both the opposition and the authorities in various periods last year led to delays”, he has said at the POSP meeting.
