The main committee (GO) of the Socialist People's Party (SNP) made a decision today to participate in the extraordinary parliamentary elections on June 11 in a coalition with Demos and the Democratic Serbian Party (DSS).
According to Vijesta, the first on the list will be SNP president Vladimir Joković.
Before that party, the list will also include Dragoslav Šćekić, Slađana Kaluđerović, Zoran Terzić, Bogdan Božović...
The fifth or sixth place is reserved for the representative of Demos, and as the leader of that party, Miodrag Lekić, confirmed to Vijesti, he will not be on the list.
The SNP list does not include the official of that party and the President of the Assembly Danijela Đurović, the Minister of Justice Marko Kovač, the holder of the SMP list in the local elections in Podgorica, Nebojša Vuksanović, the official Miloš Rajković...
The decision of the GO SNP should be confirmed by the authorities of Demos and DSS.
"On the list, a large number of new faces, young and promising, who are the future of Montenegro"
The SNP officially announced tonight that the party will participate in the elections on June 11 in a coalition with Demos and DSS, and that "there will be a large number of new faces, young and promising, who are the future of Montenegro" on the electoral list.
The SNP also said that "the proposed electoral list was adopted unanimously".
SNP, as they stated, remains open to cooperation with all parties that see Montenegro as a civil, legal and socially responsible state.
"The Socialist People's Party has once again shown, through its activities, that it is a serious pillar of democratic processes, that it inherits the values of its founders 25 years ago, but also that it opens the government wide to young, educated and quality people, who are the future of the SNP and Montenegro. ", the announcement states.
They add that the session of the Main Board took place in a democratic atmosphere of understanding and respect, and that everyone expressed their full commitment to the further struggle for a democratic and prosperous Montenegro.
At the GO session, it was heard that during its two and a half decades of existence, the SNP has gone through turbulent times and that they have suffered numerous blows.
"As always so far, so today, the SNP remains committed to all the values that lead us forward. A lot has been done, but there is still a lot ahead of us, and we are ready," said the SNP after the session of the General Assembly.
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