Montenegro and North Macedonia have good relations, which are strengthened by their alliance in the NATO alliance, said Prime Minister Milojko Spajić, who is on a working visit to Skopje, where he was met last night by the Prime Minister of North Macedonia, Dimitar Kovačevski.
The fact that the Prime Minister of Montenegro chose a region for his first working visit in the context of cooperation within NATO is a clear signal that the new government will be committed to strengthening good-neighborly cooperation and Euro-Atlantic values, said Kovačevski, as announced by Spajić's cabinet. He said that Montenegro has friends and allies in Skopje.
"I believe that we will work together on our European perspective. "Montenegro is determined to justify its leadership position and the Government, in cooperation with the Parliament, is intensively working on unblocking the processes that are a prerequisite for further integration," said Spajić.
The interlocutors exchanged opinions on the situation in the region and Europe, and in the context of tomorrow's meeting of NATO member states with Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, they expressed their determination to responsibly contribute to NATO membership and the goals of the Alliance.
The two prime ministers discussed the possibilities of strengthening economic cooperation, the establishment of a direct airline between Podgorica and Skopje, and the exchange of experiences regarding social reform and the use of funds from EU funds.
The meeting was attended by Minister of Finance Fatmir Besimi and Minister of Labor Jovanka Trenčevska.
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