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Vučićević heads the Agency for Construction and Development of Podgorica, Gajović will manage "Zelenila"

The councilors of the capital's Assembly have dismissed Stojan Sjekloća from the position of head of the Agency for the Management of Protected Areas of Podgorica, and have elected Nikola Lazović as the head of "Parking Service".

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From the session, Photo: Nikola Saveljić
From the session, Photo: Nikola Saveljić
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Bajko Vučićević was elected with 31 votes "in favor" as the new executive director of the Agency for Construction and Development of Podgorica, while the company "Zelenilo" will be managed by Nemanja Gajović.

Thus, in the continuation of the session of the Capital City Assembly, local councilors voted.

They, by majority vote, dismissed Stojan Sjekloća from the position of head of the Agency for Management of Protected Areas in Podgorica. They elected Nikola Lazović as the head of "Parking Servis".

All councilors of the government attended the local parliament session.

There were no councilors from the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) or the European Union.

At one point, the councilors of the Preokret Movement, Srđan Perić and Mirza Krnić, as well as members of the Party of European Progress (SEP), Ilija Mugoša and Jelena Knežević, joined the session, but they quickly left the vote. Only Maša Šturanović, a councilor of the DPS, announced her absence from the session.

The councilors adopted the Decision on amendments to the Statute of the Capital City. The proposal for a decision on amendments to the Rules of Procedure of the Capital City Assembly was also adopted. The Municipal Police of the Capital City will have extended working hours with parties from today.

This is a continuation of the session of the Capital City Assembly, which was adjourned on October 7th due to a lack of a quorum for decision-making.

Podgorica Mayor Saša Mujović, his associates, and several city company leaders then spent nine hours discussing and answering 70 questions from councilors.

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