Medojević is the incumbent, Bošnjak and Radulović are also on the PzP list, but they will not be MPs

At today's session in Podgorica, the Presidency of the Movement for Change (PzP) unanimously made a decision on independent participation in the elections on June 11, the party announced. The holder of the list is the president of that party, Nebojša Medojević.

The movement for change will appear in the elections under the slogan: "Montenegro first - reforms to save the country".

"Reforms are the basic mission of the Movement for Change. We have prepared a program that focuses on an economic model that provides long-term sustainable growth and efficient use of natural resources and human capital. We will dedicate ourselves to the needs of socially disadvantaged citizens, to getting out of poverty and raising the living standards of all citizens,'' Medojević pointed out.

He also said that "the PzP reform program is superior and has not been promoted enough so far" because priority was given to the "conciliatory policy of the Democratic Front".

"We expect that citizens will easily recognize that the Movement for Change is the only party that can dismantle the former regime and implement reforms that will result in the arrest of thieves and the return of looted property to citizens and the state," Medojević said at the Presidency, among other things.

In addition to him, the list includes Branko Radulović and Branka Bošnjak, who, as announced, will "immediately after the formation of the new 44th Government" resign from their parliamentary positions and "thus leave the chance to young people".

The PzP emphasized that they insist on the need for additional rejuvenation and expansion of the personnel list of that party, and that the list includes: Boban Stanišić, Milo Popović, Valentina Dabović, Nina Aida Kurpejović, Ratko Đurišić, Aleksandar Lekić, Marija Marsenić and " a large number of new and quality candidates".

They also say that they will present their election program to the citizens as soon as possible, which will deal with "concrete solutions necessary for the pressing problems" of Montenegrin society.