Ibrahimović: Montenegro is a credible partner of the UN

Minister of Foreign Affairs Ervin Ibrahimović expressed his gratitude for the first visit of the UN High Commissioner since the restoration of independence, which, he said, represents a confirmation of excellent cooperation and partnership, as well as trust in Montenegro as a responsible and credible member.

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Turk and Ibrahimović, Photo: Bojan Gnjidić/Government of Montenegro
Turk and Ibrahimović, Photo: Bojan Gnjidić/Government of Montenegro
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Montenegro is a credible partner of the United Nations (UN) and a promoter of the values ​​of multilateralism, said Foreign Minister Ervin Ibrahimović at a meeting with UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk.

Ibrahimović expressed his gratitude for the first visit of the UN High Commissioner since the restoration of independence, which, he said, represents confirmation of excellent cooperation and partnership, as well as trust in Montenegro as a responsible and credible member.

As announced by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA), he confirmed Montenegro's strong commitment to multilateralism.

"We appreciate the clear position and independence of the High Commissioner, and we believe in the fundamental importance of human rights and the UN in facing global challenges. Strengthening multilateralism is the key to solving many global problems," Ibrahimović said.

Turk and Ibrahimovic
Turk and Ibrahimovicphoto: Bojan Gnjidić/Government of Montenegro

He pointed to the country's leadership position in the European integration process.

According to Ibrahimović, this testifies to the maturation of Montenegrin society, a clear vision and commitment to the implementation of European standards into the national legal framework, especially in the area of ​​human rights and the rule of law.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that the meeting also discussed the consequences of growing global challenges and the importance of preserving multilateralism, the fundamental principles of international law and human rights.

"The multiethnic and multireligious character of the state was particularly highlighted, as a reflection of its commitment to human rights and universal values," the statement said.

The interlocutors, it is added, also exchanged opinions on current regional challenges, assessing that respect for human rights and the rule of law are the best defense against the malignant influences of third parties.

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