The Agency for the Prevention of Corruption found that the ambassador to the Vatican, Miodrag Vlahović, violated the Law on the Prevention of Corruption.
The procedure was initiated a few days after "Vijesti" announced in early June that he was avoiding the legal obligation to report income and assets to the Agency.
This makes him the only Montenegrin ambassador whose assets remain a secret.
In the Agency's decision, it is stated that he violated the Law because he did not submit the regular annual property card for last year, which is why he faces a fine of up to 2.000 euros.
The decision signed by assistant director Savo Milašinović states that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs informed the ambassador about the obligations prescribed by the Law.
"And the fact that ambassadors are high-ranking officials who enjoy diplomatic immunity is another reason for them to take care of the obligations prescribed by the Law," the decision states.
In the part concerning the announcement of the decision, it is stated that his address is unknown and that it cannot be delivered to Vlahović.
The agency once punished Vlahović for violating the law, who said he would deliver the property certificate, but he did not do so.
He again found himself in the center of public attention, this time because of his participation in paying the fine to MFA representative Mirna Nikčević.
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