From the prime minister to the ministers/ The new government of Montenegro is elected

2023-10-31 08:47:00, Kosova & Bota CNA

From the prime minister to the ministers/ The new government of Montenegro is

The Parliament of Montenegro has elected the 44th Government, which will be led by Milojko Spajic, the leader of the Europe Now Movement (PES). For the election of the new Government, 46 deputies voted, 19 against, while one abstained.

Ministers from PES are Filip Ivanovi?, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Maida Gor?evi? Minister for Europe, Angjela Jakši? Stojanovi? Minister of Education, Science and Invasion, Novica Vukovi? Minister of Finance, Filip Radulovi? Minister of Transport, Andrej Milovi? Minister of Environment, Vojislav Šimun, Minister of Health, Naida Nisic Minister of Social Work and Sasha Mujovic Minister of Energy.

The President of Democratic Montenegro, Aleksa Be?i?, is the Deputy Prime Minister for Security, Internal Policy, European and Foreign Affairs, and Momo Koprivica is the Deputy Prime Minister for the Political System, Justice and Anti-Corruption. Dragan Krapovi? is the Minister of Defence, Vladimir Martinovic is the Minister of Tourism, Ecology and Sustainable Development, while Tamara Vujovic is the Minister of Culture and Media. The Minister of Internal Affairs is Danilo Sharanovic.

Boris Bogdanovic was slated for the position of Minister of the Interior, but last night he announced that he was withdrawing "due to health complications of two family members". The Democrats proposed another candidate for Minister of Internal Affairs, Sharanovic, the current vice president of Podgorica. The Deputy Prime Minister for Labour, Education, Health and Social Affairs is Sr?an Pavi?evi? from CIVIS.

As for the Albanian parties, Nik Xheloshaj is the Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Policies and Minister of Economic Development, Fatmir Gjeka is the Minister for Human Rights and Minorities and Marash Dukaj is the Minister of Public Administration. Socialist People's Party (SNP) President Vladimir Jokovic is Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management, and KPSH Vice President Dragoslav Š?eki? is Deputy Prime Minister for Demography and Youth and Minister of Sports and Youth.

During the parliamentary senate, Spaji? said that the government will last four years, that from January 1 next year the minimum pension will be 450 euros and that the average salary will be 1000 euros per year after the formation of the government.

Abazovic said that Spajic will receive a billion euro loan, of which he will receive 10 million.

The President of Montenegro, Jakov Milatovic, also participated in the session of the Assembly.

Two items on the agenda were the election of the president and members of the 44th Government of Montenegro and elections, appointments and dismissals.

In the session, the Montenegrin MPs elected yesterday Andrija Mandiq as Speaker of the Assembly, as well as the Deputy Speakers of the Assembly, Speaker and members of the Administrative Board./ CNA