“It should not be interpreted as a reason to relax in meeting European obligations. On the contrary – I interpret it as an incentive to continue fulfilling obligations under our European agenda more seriously and responsibly,” Pazin told reporters after the seminar “Right to Privacy and Personal Data Protection”.
As he added, after legislative reforms and institution building, Montenegro was entering the most challenging stage.
“This is the stage in which adequate results are expected, particularly in the fight against corruption and organised crime. A large part of the energy in fulfilling the European agenda should be focused in this direction”, Pazin said.
