“In recent days, some variants and forecasts have appeared, whether DPS will support a minority government or not, etc… We will not support any experiments, any minority governments – that is, it is out of the question. Either we are together in the Government to bear the responsibility of trying to extricate Montenegro from all these events that happened in the past three years, or we are out of the Government and will be a constructive opposition. Opposition, not to the state, but opposition to the government. Therefore, there is no minority government, no experiments – that’s the end of the story”, says Nikola Janovic, a member of the Presidency and a member of the Parliament of Montenegro.
He adds that it is politically immature and unwise when some politicians say that they won’t do things together with DPS.
“In our country, when you enter politics and you haven’t said so, it’s as if you haven’t been involved in politics. I don’t know how anyone imagines that you disqualify a political option supported by so many citizens. We cannot talk about reconciliation without recognizing the strength and results of a party that is civil in every sense, and without which Montenegro would not have achieved its key foreign-political priorities all these years ago – it preserved civil peace, restored independence, the country came to the door of the EU, became a full member of NATO, and now you are saying we will not go with them”, says Janovic.
He then adds that there is no party on the political scene that has been reformed like DPS is reformed at this moment.
According to him, if we want a stable, reformist Government, which can provide political and economic stability in Montenegro, then it is a government in which the Democratic Party of Socialists will be together with its coalition partners, that is, the Together coalition.
