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MONTENEGRO POLITICS NEWS
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Wednesday, 23. July 2008.source: Daily Press - Vijesti
Luksic Announces the Government would Revoke the Decision of the head of Directorate for Real Estate, Mico Orlandic: foreign companies can own land!
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Tuesday, 15. July 2008.source: Daily Press - Vijesti
Prime Minister Says that Montenegrin Tourism Faces a Brighter Future: “What we have ahead of us is a period of growing optimism for the prosperity of Montenegrin tourism. Evidence to support this claim is the arrival of the leading investors in the hotel industry, like ‘Four Seasons’, ‘Kempinski’ and others. ‘Aman Resorts’ is already here”, Djukanovic noted.
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Saturday, 05. July 2008.source: Daily Press - Vijesti
Government Adopts Several Important Draft Laws: Law on Concession which will speed up procedures in this strategically important field; Law on Environment, which presents an umbrella law regulating the field and basis for the introduction of a set of regulations which would harmonize national legislature with the EU-recommendations; and Law on Mountain Paths, which would be of crucial importance for the development of Montenegro’s mountain areas.
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Wednesday, 25. June 2008.source: Montenegro Times
Contract on the Modernization of the Pedestrian Street at Zabljak Signed: The street connects “Durmitor” hotel and the turning to “Jezero” hotel. Agreed value for the construction of 750 meters of this road totals at Euro 650,000.
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Wednesday, 05. March 2008.source: Montenegro Times
Montenegrin President Filip Vujanovic met European Union foreign policy chief Javier Solana Monday in Brussels.
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Wednesday, 05. March 2008.source: Montenegro Times
Milo Djukanović, who was appointed Mo n te negro’s Prime Minister earlier this month after his predecessor resigned due to ill he alth, is expected to officially assume his post Friday.
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Friday, 22. February 2008.source: Montenegro Times
Montenegro has begun its visa liberalisation talks with the European Union on February 21, according to Minister of Interior Jusuf Kalamperović.
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Friday, 22. February 2008.source: Montenegro Times
Montenegro is ready to begin talks with the other former Yugoslav republics on the issue of double citizenship, Minister of Interior Jusuf Kalamperović said.
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Friday, 22. February 2008.source: Montenegro Times
Montenegro’s Prime Minister designate, Milo Djukanović, was officially given his mandate to form a new government by the country’s president Filip Vujanović Wednesday.
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Monday, 18. February 2008.source: Montenegro Times
Inching its way closer to the European Union, Montenegro had its Stabilisation and Association Agreement (SAA) ratified by Slovenia last week, making the now EU member the second nation to endorse the document after Estonia.