Member of the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) Petar Ivanovic last year, based on that function, he earned around 1.918 euros.
According to the annual report on income and assets, which he submitted to the Agency for the Prevention of Corruption (AK), Ivanovic earned an additional 2.080 euros at the University of Donja Gorica (UDG), which was paid to him in December, and for scientific and research work at the Institute for Entrepreneurship additional 9.500 euros. In the property register, it is written that he had an additional 1.200 euros of other income.
Ivanović is the owner of an apartment of 56 square meters and a plot of 1.300 square meters that he bought, as well as inherited houses and plots, and Toyota Land Cruiser vehicles manufactured in 2008.
The DPS MP and former Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development reported to the ASK that he owns books, 4.000 titles, that he bought, as well as art paintings that he bought or inherited.
In Ivanović's property record, it is written that he has 3.000 euros in cash and shares in several companies.
He did not give consent to the KAS to inspect the bank accounts.
Former deputy of DPS, former prime minister Dusko Markovic, reported in the annual report on income and assets that he receives a monthly pension of 1.189 euros. In the property record, it is written that, as a member of the previous convocation of the Parliament of Montenegro, he earned 2023 euros for the first seven months of 1.896.
Marković is the owner of a house of 103 square meters, a garage and an auxiliary building that he acquired through exchange, but also a quarter of the house, land and pasture that he inherited.
The former deputy states in the asset register that he owns six pistols, a rifle from 2005 and a revolver from 2000. The owner was driving a Volvo Xc 40 from 2022, which he bought as a trade-in for a previous car.
Marković reported to the Agency that he has 10.163 euros in his current account. He gave the consent of KAS on the access data on the accounts of banking and other financial institutions.
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