McCann: I expect the missing Constitutional Court judges to be elected soon

The President of the Constitutional Court, Snežana Armenko, received the British Ambassador to Montenegro, Dawn McCann, on a farewell visit, on the occasion of the end of her diplomatic mandate.

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Meken and Armenko, Photo: Constitutional Court
Meken and Armenko, Photo: Constitutional Court
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British Ambassador to Montenegro Dawn McCann welcomed the progress in the efficiency and transparency of the Constitutional Court, stating that she expects the missing judges of that court to be elected soon.

Constitutional Court President Snezana Armenko received McCain for a farewell visit today, marking the end of her diplomatic mandate.

The Constitutional Court announced that during the meeting, the previous cooperation between the Constitutional Court and the Embassy of the United Kingdom was discussed, as well as the importance of an independent and efficient constitutional judiciary for strengthening the rule of law and Montenegro's European path.

Armenko thanked McCann for the support the United Kingdom provided to the Constitutional Court during her mandate, especially in activities aimed at improving transparency, efficiency and strengthening the constitutional protection of human rights and freedoms.

As stated, McCann thanked for the successful cooperation with the Constitutional Court and added that she is confident that the partnership between the United Kingdom and Montenegro in the area of ​​the rule of law will continue in the coming period.

"Don McCann welcomed the progress in the efficiency and transparency of the Constitutional Court, with the expectation that the missing judges will be elected soon," the statement said.

Armenko wished Meken success in her further diplomatic career.

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