Parliamentary delegation at the inaugural session of PS SEECP

In addition to Krivokapić, as announced by his cabinet, MPs Žana Filipović, Nebojša Medojević, Dritan Abazović and Genci Nimanbegu will also participate in the session.
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Ranko Krivokapić, Photo: Savo Prelevic
Ranko Krivokapić, Photo: Savo Prelevic
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Ažurirano: 09.05.2014. 11:18h

The President of the Assembly Ranko Krivokapić will lead the delegation of the Montenegrin Parliament at the Inaugural Session of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Southeast European Cooperation Process (PS SEECP), which will be held in Bucharest. The inaugural session of the PS SEECP will be held from today to Sunday in Bucharest, under the Romanian presidency. In addition to Krivokapić, as announced by his cabinet, MPs Žana Filipović, Nebojša Medojević, Dritan Abazović and Genci Nimanbegu will participate in the session. , while at the end of the session, the heads of the delegations of the national parliaments will sign the Declaration on Inauguration", the announcement says. It is also planned to hold constitutive sessions of the General Committees, namely: the General Committee for Economy, Infrastructure and Energy, the General Committee for Justice, Internal Affairs and Security Cooperation, as well as the General Committee for Social Development, Education, Research and Science. and the President of Romania Trajan Basescu, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Romania Titus Corlatean, as well as numerous representatives of international organizations and the diplomatic corps in Romania", the statement added. The process of cooperation in Southeast Europe is a regional cooperation framework that was initiated in June 2014, with the aim of promoting and strengthening good neighborly relations between the countries of Southeast Europe and transforming the region into a zone of peace, security, stability and cooperation. In addition to Montenegro, SEECP members are Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Greece, Croatia, Macedonia, Moldova, Romania, Slovenia, Serbia and Turkey.

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