I welcome the initiative of the opposition to work together on European reforms, and to leave the constitutionality of decisions to those who are responsible for it, announced the Prime Minister of Montenegro, Milojko Spajić.
Spajić's office announced that Spajić "welcomes the initiative of the opposition towards a parliamentary majority for the establishment of a constructive dialogue and efficient work of the parliament".
"The restoration of the work of the Committee for Comprehensive Electoral Reform and the joint work of the government and the opposition to close Chapters 23 and 24, which is stated in the opposition's demands, is certainly high on the agenda of Montenegro's accelerated path to the European Union," Spajić pointed out.
The announcement adds that the Prime Minister "completely agrees with the position that changes to the Constitution and the Law on Dual Citizenship will not come without the broadest consensus, which is also part of the 'Barometer 26' platform, which was supported by all members of the ruling majority, and which further on the table of the opposition".
"On the other hand, I call on the opposition to leave the evaluation of the compliance of the Constitutional Committee's actions to the competent institutions, in accordance with the competences of the Montenegrin courts," concluded Spajić.
"Vijesti" announced today that the parties that make up the parliamentary majority are avoiding taking a clear position regarding the opposition's request to sign an agreement that would guarantee that changes to the Constitution and the Law on Dual Citizenship will not be adopted without the full consent of all parties.
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