Milena Milatović hosted the wife of the President of Lithuania and the wife of the Chairman of the Presidency of BiH in Cetinje

"After a productive conversation over coffee and cakes, Milatović, Nausediene and Bećirović toured the historic center of Cetinje accompanied by a guide from the Cetinje Tourist Organization. On that occasion, the guests had the opportunity to visit the King Nikola Museum and the Billiards, and to better learn about the rich history of Montenegro," the statement reads.

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Bećirović, Milatović and Nausediene, Photo: Public Relations Office of the President of Montenegro
Bećirović, Milatović and Nausediene, Photo: Public Relations Office of the President of Montenegro
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Ažurirano: 06.06.2026. 15:16h

Milena Milatović, wife of the President of Montenegro Jakov Milatović, hosted Diana Nausediene, wife of the President of Lithuania, and Mirela Bećirović, wife of the Chairman of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), in Cetinje today, the Public Relations Office of the President of Montenegro announced today.

The statement states that Milatović welcomed the guests at the Presidential Residence, and that they toured the premises of the Blue Castle together.

"After a productive conversation over coffee and cakes, Milatović, Nausediene and Bećirović toured the historic center of Cetinje accompanied by a guide from the Cetinje Tourist Organization. On that occasion, the guests had the opportunity to visit the King Nikola Museum and the Billiards, and to better learn about the rich history of Montenegro," the statement states.

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The Public Relations Office of the President of Montenegro said that after visiting cultural and historical landmarks, lunch was organized at the "Forza Kuk" restaurant at the top of the cable car.

"Today's meeting was an opportunity to further strengthen the good diplomatic relations between Montenegro, Lithuania and Bosnia and Herzegovina. The meeting was organized as a side activity of the EU-Western Balkans Summit taking place in Tivat, which brought together the leaders of the European Union and the Western Balkans," the statement reads.

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