SNP Budva calls for celebration of the city's 66th birthday at the "Sveti Stefan" hotel, locals schedule protest

The president of the Socialist People's Party (SNP) parliamentary group in the Budva parliament, Predrag Džiknić, invited all former directors of the Sveti Stefan and Villa Miločer hotels, as well as the workers who, as he stated, "created the reputation of these hotels with their effort and work, to grace the celebration of the 66th anniversary of the Sveti Stefan hotel with their presence."

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Džiknić, Photo: Private archive
Džiknić, Photo: Private archive
Disclaimer: The translations are mostly done through AI translator and might not be 100% accurate.

We invite the Minister of Tourism Simonida Kordić, our coalition partners in Budva - New Serbian Democracy (NSD) and the Democratic People's Party (DNP), as well as representatives of Democratic Montenegro, the Europe Now Movement (PES) and the Movement for the City, members of the Board of Directors of "Sveti Stefan Hotels" and HTP "Miločer", the director of HG Budvanska rivijera, as well as ministers, deputies and state secretaries from the territory of the Budva municipality and from all over Montenegro to attend tomorrow's celebration of the 66th birthday of the city hotel "Sveti Stefan", announced today the president of the Socialist People's Party (SNP) parliamentary group in the Budva parliament, Predrag Džiknić.

The residents of Sveti Stefan have scheduled a celebration for tomorrow to mark the 66th birthday of the city of hotels, and the gathering is scheduled for ten o'clock at the gate of Miločerski Park, from where the gathered will embark on a protest walk against the closed beaches, public areas and trails.

A photo that some locals are posting on social media as an invitation to tomorrow's rally
A photo that some locals are posting on social media as an invitation to tomorrow's rallyphoto: Private archive

Džiknić also invited all former directors of the Sveti Stefan and Villa Miločer hotels, as well as the workers who, as he stated, "created the reputation of these hotels with their effort and work, to grace the celebration of the 66th birthday of the Sveti Stefan hotel with their presence."

"This may be a unique opportunity for us all to see together whether this is what we have been fighting for for more than 20 years when it comes to Sveti Stefan. As always, the SNP was with its people when it was most difficult and it will always be so. As can be seen from the media captions, a celebration of the 66th birthday of the Sveti Stefan Hotel is being organized. The SNP's council club will attend the ceremony to make sure whether the beaches and entry to the Sveti Stefan Hotel are truly free and accessible to all citizens," Džiknić said in a statement.

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