The President of the country, Jakov Milatović, will soon have the opportunity to, by signing the decree on the appointment of several proposed ambassadors, confirm his commitment to the foreign policy activities and goals of Montenegro, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MVP) said.
When asked how they comment on Milatović's statement that the fact that Montenegro does not yet have an ambassador to NATO is a concern, the MFA told the MINA agency that the procedure for appointing ambassadors, including heads of missions to international organizations, is largely internal in nature.
They stated that the Government, that is, the MFA, approaches the appointment of representatives of Montenegro in other countries thoroughly and responsibly.
"In this regard, the president will soon have the opportunity to, by signing the decree on the appointment of several proposed ambassadors, confirm his commitment to the foreign policy activities and goals of our country," said the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
From that department, they said that they are sure that Milatović will do it, as soon as the conditions are met, in the shortest possible time, in accordance with the agreement from the foreign policy consultations.
"The permanent mission of Montenegro to NATO, which consists of several diplomats, functions smoothly in accordance with the applicable regulations and fulfills all its obligations and tasks, in the spirit of our credible and dedicated membership in the North Atlantic Alliance," said the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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