Đurašković: Cetinje recognized as a cultural and historical center, the goal is to make it equally important in the economic sense

"On the way to the European Union, Montenegro must better use the funds from the pre-accession funds and other financial and technical assistance that are available, and in this sense the experience of Bulgaria can be of great importance to you," said Plugcieva.

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Plugčieva and Đurašković, Photo: Prijestonica
Plugčieva and Đurašković, Photo: Prijestonica
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Cetinje is recognized as the cultural and historical center of Montenegro, but our main goal in the coming period will be to make it equally important in the economic sense, in order to reduce the unemployment rate and bring citizens back to their city, said the mayor of Cetinje, Nikola Đurašković.

Today, he met with the Ambassador of Bulgaria to Montenegro, Meglena Plugcieva, and on that occasion they discussed the possibilities of improving economic cooperation, as well as cooperation in the fields of culture, sports and education, it was announced from the capital.

As of 2019, a total of eight projects worth over 320.000 euros were financed in Montenegro as part of the Bulgarian official development assistance.

"On the way to the European Union, Montenegro must make better use of funds from pre-accession funds and other financial and technical assistance that are available, and in this sense the experience of Bulgaria can be of great importance to you," said Plugcieva.

It is added that at the meeting it was assessed that it is necessary to work on intensifying cooperation between the Capital and the Bulgarian city of Veliko Trnovo, with which Cetinje has signed a Protocol on Cooperation.

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