Montenegrin company EPCG has enough expert capacities to implement development policy without the Italians, economic analyst Predrag Drecun believes.
Annex to the shareholders contract between Montenegro government and A2A expires today, and Minister of Economy Dragica Sekulic said that she was discussing exit strategies with A2A.
“As a citizen, I am happy to see them leave. This experience can help with new partners,” Drecun said.
He said that the financial effects of the partnership with A2A were positive for Montenegro and refreshed the economy and investments.
Drecun believes that the state will use its right to become the owner of A2A shares.
Although A2A is an EU company, Drecun believes that its exit will not deter the integration of Montenegro.
Annex of the contract expires today, as well as A2A’s management rights in EPCG. A2A owns 41,75% of shares in EPCG, and the Government has the right to buy them.
