Democratic Front (DF), which is part of the coalition ‘For the future of Montenegro’, requests deal on the formation of the Parliament first and then formal talks.
Constitutive session of the Parliament of Montenegro will take place on Wednesday, 23 September.
DF representatives insist that formation of the Parliament should be based on the fact that they need to be part of the government, either in the parliament or in the Government.
So far, they haven’t been taken into serious consideration, although they are the strongest political group within the coalition.
Negotiations did not resume yesterday because presidents of the constituents of the coalition want Mr Dritan Abazović to answer two key questions: will URA vote for the withdrawal of the Law on Freedom of Religion and is it true that he does not want Serbs and their political representatives in the new government?
“If that is true, why? Until we get the answers to these questions, talks can’t resume”, coalition representatives have told Pobjeda.
Two days ago Pobjeda wrote that the main reason why the deal hasn’t been reached is the conclusion of the URA Main Committee which stated that specific people from other parties “can’t take over Government departments”.
Leaders of the new parliamentary majority should resume talks today.
