Đurović: Three years after the change of government, the maturing of democracy must not be questioned

"It is necessary that all relevant social factors make a maximum contribution to implement it to the end," said Đurović.

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Danijela Đurović, Photo: Luka Zeković
Danijela Đurović, Photo: Luka Zeković
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The former president of the Parliament of Montenegro, Danijela Đurović, said on the social network Iks (X) that three years have passed since Montenegro emerged from the thirty-year rule of one party and finally experienced the long-awaited change of government in the elections. She added that the maturing of democracy and the liberation of institutions is a complex process, but at no time should it be questioned.

"During the previous period, we went through numerous challenges, which are happening even these days," she added.

It is necessary, as she said, that all relevant social factors give the maximum contribution to carry it out to the end.

"We must continue to work for the good of the citizens, the progress of our country and its joining the European Union as soon as possible. The generations to come expect that from us," says Đurović.

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