BS, HGI and Forca signed a platform on joint performance with European Montenegro

The leaders of the Bosniak Party, HGI and Force Rafet Husović, Marija Vučinović and Nazif Cungu signed the joint platform of the three parties in Tivat tonight for negotiations with the "European Montenegro-Milo Đukanović" coalition on the formation of a new parliamentary majority in the Assembly of Montenegro.

The meeting of the leaders of the three parties of the minority peoples was held behind closed doors, and the participants did not want to give the journalists details about the content of the platform, which they certified with their signatures.

"The agreed principles have been translated into a Platform that will be sent to the coalition "European Montenegro". On the basis of that platform, the formation of the parliamentary majority and the executive power in Montenegro will be negotiated and discussed," BS spokesman Suljo Mustafić told reporters.

"The platform contains a lot of important principles regarding the systemic solution to the problem of improving the position and status of minority peoples in Montenegro, economic, social and any other, and of course, speeding up Euro-Atlantic integrations," Mustafić said.

Answering the question whether the platform of the minority parties will be the same in the event that negotiations on the formation of a new government are eventually started with other political actors, besides the DPS-SDP coalition, Mustafić replied that BS, HGI and Forca are "optimistic that the negotiations with coalition of the European CG will be completed quickly and successfully and that the parliamentary majority will be formed very soon and in the next step the new executive power will be formed".

"The participation of the minority parties that are the subjects of this platform in the new executive power will be defined through further elaboration," concluded Mustafić.

According to unofficial information, some of the key principles of the BS, HGI and Force platform are the further democratization of Montenegro, decentralization, more balanced regional development and the continuation of Euro-Atlantic integration, as well as the improvement of the status of minority peoples in Montenegro.

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