Montenegro today closed two additional negotiating chapters at the Intergovernmental Conference in Luxembourg, bringing the total number of closed chapters in the accession process to sixteen. On this occasion, Prime MinisterMilojko Spajićaddressed representatives of the EU Member States attending the Intergovernmental Conference. The Prime Minister stressed that each chapter closure represents tangible proof that enlargement works when commitment, reforms, and political will come together. For Montenegro, the accession process has never been merely a technical exercise in legal alignment. …

Montenegro has made significant progress both domestically and on its path towards Europe. These reform efforts must be recognised and rewarded. For us, Europe is stronger, safer and more prosperous when a country like Montenegro joins the European Union. Of course, all conditions must be met, but we are very positive that you will be able to conclude the negotiations in the coming months. We would be very pleased to see Montenegro as the 28th Member State of the European Union in 2028, said Prime Minister of LuxembourgLuc Friedenfollowing his meeting with Prime Minister of MontenegroMilojko S…

At the EU-Montenegro Intergovernmental Conference, held today in Brussels,Chapter 21 – Trans-European Networkswas provisionally closed, marking the 14th chapter closed in the accession process and the 11th since Montenegro received a positiveIBARfor chapters related to the rule of law. The Government delegation at the Intergovernmental Conference was led by Prime MinisterMilojko Spajić, who emphasized that trans-European networks enable stronger connections between people, economies, opportunities, and ideas. Our continent is becoming increasingly interconnected and united. In this regard, t…

Distinguished citizens of Montenegro,esteemed guests, friends of our country, A state is not made strong by the size of its territory, the strength of its army, or artificial uniformity of thought, but by the ability of its citizens to transform their differences into a shared vision – and then to see that vision through to the very end. That thought perfectly reflects the present moment. Two decades after the restoration of independence, Montenegro has an idea that unites and guides it – an idea whose realization has never been closer: a European Montenegro and the project of a united Europ…

Montenegro to close two more negotiating chapters tomorrow Prime MinisterMilojko Spajićwill lead the Government of Montenegro delegation at the Intergovernmental Conference to be held tomorrow (15 June) in Luxembourg, where Montenegro will close two additional negotiating chapters in its accession negotiations with the European Union. The chapters to be closed are Chapter 2 – Freedom of Movement for Workers and Chapter 28 – Consumer and Health Protection. Following the Intergovernmental Conference, a press conference is scheduled for 17:05, featuring Prime Minister Milojko Spajić, Deputy Mi…

Spajić to EU Member State representatives: I hope you can see that Montenegro already acts as a near future Member State Prime MinisterMilojko Spajićaddressed today in Brussels the Intergovernmental Conference on Accession of Montenegro to the European Union, which, as he emphasized, marks another decisive step forward on Montenegro’s European path. By adding today’s 5 chapters to Chapter 5 already provisionally closed in June, we fulfill the commitment solemnly given to you last December – that the Government of Montenegro would double its efforts and finish 2025 by closing twice as many ch…

The EU–Montenegro Intergovernmental Conference was held today in Brussels, at which Negotiating Chapter 32 – Financial Control was closed. During the Conference, a significant number of EU Member States called for the establishment of a Working Group to draft the Accession Treaty with Montenegro. On the occasion of the closure of Chapter 32, addressing representatives of the Member States, Prime MinisterMilojko Spajićstated that a robust public internal financial control system, fully aligned with European standards, has been established, and that sound financial control has evolved from an a…

Dear members of the media, colleagues from the Government, Excellencies, Ambassadors, ladies and gentlemen, It is a pleasure to be here today so that we can jointly review the results and present what Montenegro has truly achieved in 2025. Montenegro has every reason to be deeply proud of what is reflected in this report. This year’s report represents the most positive assessment of our progress so far! It confirms that our reform commitment, institutional determination, and political stability are recognized in Brussels – and above all, it confirms that we have worked on our national prior…

Montenegro’s Prime MinisterMilojko Spajićand European Commission PresidentUrsula von der Leyenofficially opened the EU–Montenegro Investment Conference today in Luštica. Montenegro’s growing potential for strategic, green, and sustainable investments was presented through new partnerships between leading Montenegrin and European companies. This event, under the slogan “Smart Growth, Green Future – Accelerating Investment in Montenegro”, brought together senior representatives of the Government of Montenegro, the European Union, international financial institutions, as well as prominent Europe…

Five agreements and memorandums of cooperation signed between representatives of the Government of Montenegro and the Government of the French Republic Prime Minister of MontenegroMilojko Spajić, together with President of the French RepublicEmmanuel Macron, attended the signing ceremony of several agreements and memorandums between representatives of the Government of Montenegro and the Government of the French Republic in Cetinje. Prime Minister Spajić welcomed President Macron, describing the visit as a historic one, taking place at a historic moment for both Montenegro and Europe. Thank…

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French companies have shown strong interest in investing in Montenegro, and the contract for the implementation of the University Clinic project in Podgorica – a project of vital importance for Montenegrin citizens – with Bouygues is expected to be signed in Montenegro as early as next week. This was highlighted during today’s meeting in Paris between Prime MinisterMilojko Spajićand representatives of the Movement of the Enterprises of France (MEDEF). The Prime Minister presented Montenegro’s progress and upcoming plans in the EU accession process, as well as the country’s investment and tou…

Spajić: There is strong political will to combat the degradation of protected sites; El-Enany: Significant progress since last December, I admire your determination to preserve world heritage areas The Government of Montenegro remains firmly committed to preserving the Outstanding Universal Value of the Natural and Culturo-Historical Region of Kotor, as well as all other sites included on the World Heritage List, Prime MinisterMilojko Spajićstated at the headquarters of UNESCO in Paris. As part of his working visit to the French capital, the Prime Minister met with UNESCO Director-GeneralKha…

Spajić: Montenegro’s accession to the EU is an opportunity for Europe to become stronger; Anglade: You are advancing rapidly and can count on France’s support The support of the French National Assembly is of key importance for the ratification of Montenegro’s accession treaty to the European Union, Prime MinisterMilojko Spajićstated in Paris. Prime Minister Spajić met at the French National Assembly with the Chair of the Committee on European Affairs,Pieyre-Alexandre Anglade, and members of parliament, emphasizing that it was a great honour to have the opportunity to address the representat…