Marković: The secular and civil state and its culture are key elements of joint work on the further European progress of Montenegro

"The Presidency of CANU announced that it fully supports the Prime Minister's Initiative and that the Academy is willing and ready to contribute to the quality integration of our country into the European Union," the statement said.
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From today's meeting, Photo: Gov.me
From today's meeting, Photo: Gov.me
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The Prime Minister of Montenegro, Duško Marković, spoke today as part of the Alliance for Europe initiative with the Presidency of the Montenegrin Academy of Sciences and Arts (CANU), headed by the president, Academician Dragan K. Vukčević, the Government of Montenegro announced.

"The secular and civil state and its culture are key elements on which the Government and CANU should work together in the further European progress of Montenegro - it was concluded at the meeting," the statement said.

As they add, "it was established that Montenegro enters Europe with its centuries-old continuity and identity as a multicultural and multi-confessional state. "In this context, the continuity of our political and social system implies further strengthening of institutions and their upgrading, to which the Government is committed" - he said. Markovic"

Marković, as announced, said that he recognized the Montenegrin Academy of Sciences and Arts among the key institutions that should ensure the realization of our development and European perspectives.

"The Presidency of CANU has announced that it fully supports the Prime Minister's Initiative and that the Academy is willing and ready to provide a contribution in order for our country to be well integrated into the European Union," the statement said.

"The academics informed the Prime Minister that the work on three Montenegrin lexicons is in the final phase - the Lexicon of Diplomacy, the Lexicon of Fine Arts and the Lexicon of Botany and Biodiversity, and that CANU has started work on the lexicons of ethnology, Montenegrin dynasties and our economy," the announcement states.

"The meeting was attended, on behalf of the Government, by the Minister of Science Sanja Damjanović and the chief negotiator of Montenegro with the European Union, Aleksandar Drljević, and on behalf of CANU, in addition to the president, the vice-presidents, academicians Đorđe Borozan and Ljubiša Stanković, general secretary, academician Dragan Radonjić, and members , academics Milojica Jaćimović, Zoran Rašović, Niko Martinović and Pavle Pejović," the statement concluded.

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