On Tuesday, the Committee for International Relations and Emigrants will consider the Draft Law on the Budget of Montenegro for 2025 in the part related to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Diaspora.
A total of 22.218.151 euros is planned for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, about one and a half million more than this year.
For the work of diplomatic and consular missions, an allocation of around 16 million euros is planned, of which 7,5 million for gross wages, and 534 for the "activities of Montenegro's presidency of the Council of Europe" (for gross wages within that item 224.361 euros, and lease facilities EUR 139.236).
For gross earnings in other sectors of the minister's department Ervin Ibrahimović, about 2,5 million euros are planned, about 600 thousand euros more than this year.
Official trips will cost, according to the Budget Plan, a total of 316 euros, 45 more than this year.
For the Ministry of Diaspora, which he manages Mirsad Azemović, 1,2 million euros are planned.
16 million euros are planned to be set aside for the work of diplomatic and consular missions
On the same day, the Committee for the Political System, Judiciary and Administration will consider the foreseen budget for the Constitutional Court of Montenegro, the Judicial Council of Montenegro, the Prosecutorial Council of Montenegro, the Center for Training in the Judiciary and the State Prosecutor's Office, the Ministry of Justice, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, which is headed by Danilo Šaranović (131.894.535 euros) and the Ministry of Public Administration, of which he is the minister Marash Dukaj (11,1 million euros).
The budget of the Ministry of Justice will be 2,2 million less and is estimated at 4.676.508 euros.
For gross earnings in the minister's department Bojan Božović a total of around 1,4 million (50 thousand more) will be allocated, and 1.364.177 euros (200 thousand less) for the development of information and communication technologies.
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