Mandić: Young Serbian politicians are key to Montenegro's EU entry

The President of the Parliament organized a working breakfast with the European Commissioner for Enlargement, Marta Kos, which was attended by representatives of the Parliament, the Government, the University of Montenegro, local governments and companies, i.e., mainly officials of the New Serbian Democracy.

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Photo: Assembly/I. Šljivančanin
Photo: Assembly/I. Šljivančanin
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Young Serbian politicians are taking responsibility for local and state functions and making a key contribution to Montenegro becoming the first EU member state and a country of free, happy and wealthy people.

This was stated by the President of the Parliament of Montenegro, Andrija Mandić, who hosted a working breakfast with European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos.

The working breakfast was attended by representatives of the Parliament, the Government, the University of Montenegro, local governments and companies, mainly officials of the New Serbian Democracy, the party whose president is Mandić.

Mandic Kos
photo: Parliament/I. Šljivančanin

According to a statement from the Parliament of Montenegro, Mandić emphasized that he was particularly pleased to have the opportunity to introduce Kos to representatives of numerous municipalities and institutions in Montenegro from all regions of the country.

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