MONTENEGRIN GOVERNMENT PRESIDENT FILIP VUJANOVIC REFERENDUM IS NECESSITY
PODGORICA- Common state as a definition of Montenegrin and Serbian future relations would only cause more unstable connection between two states, while an alliance of two internationally recognized states would be much better solution- Montenegrin Premier Filip Vujanovic said. Vujanovic expressed hope that Serbian authorities were going to consider more thoroughly and analytically future model of two internationally recognized states Montenegro and Serbia, offered by the Montenegrin Government as the best model for future relations. In the case that the Montenegrin and Serbian Assemblies agree on forming an alliance that will be verified by the Federal Assembly, referendum in Montenegro will not be needed- Vujanovic concluded. MONTENEGRIN PREMIER ADVISER RADOSLAV MARTINOVIC TALKS DOES NOT MEAN REFERENDUM'S POSTPONEMENT PODGORICA- The talks about redefinition of the future relations between Montenegro and Serbia does not present postponement regarding referendum's organizing in Montenegro, but a progress related to the same matter- Montenegrin Premier Adviser Radoslav Martinovic said. In an interview to "Blic Montenegro", as the member of the Montenegrin experts team for the foreign policy and security, Martinovic did not give his opinion whether new set of talks could mean giving up referendum's organizing. According to him this matter should discuss "politicians, but not experts". Martinovic expressed his belief that future talks, in addition to affirmation and positive resolution of the future relations between Montenegro and Serbia would ensure more democratic atmosphere for referendum's organization. DPS ABOUT TALKS IN BELGRADE SEPARATION BY MUTUAL CONSENT OR REFERENDUM PODGORICA- Regarding recent political talks in Belgrade about future federation, High official of the Montenegrin ruling Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) Miodrag Vukovic said that immediately after finishing experts talks about open matters, there will be reached final political decision. A solution could be an agreement between the Montenegrin and Serbian leaders that two republics become separated by mutual consent, following Czech-Slovakian model or to let citizens to choose future state regulation at the referendum - Vukovic said. In that case referendum in Montenegro is going to be organized in April or by beginning of May this year.- Vukovic stated precisely. MONTENEGRIN MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS BRANKO LUKOVAC PREVLAKA MATTER SHOULD BE RESOLVED BY JULY THIS YEAR PODGROICA- Experts dealing with matters of Montenegrin and Croatian borders should find a solution for border crossing at Prevlaka, by the end of July, so that the mandate of Peace forces in the United Nations (UN) could be brought to an end- Montenegrin Minister of Foreign Affairs Branko Lukovac said. If there could not be found the right solution in deadline determined, Lukovac suggested some special solution that could exclude the main reasons that engaged UNMOP Mission. in Montenegrin PREDSJEDNIK VLADE CRNE GORE FILIP VUJANOVIC: REFERENDUM JE NUZAN Podgorica - Zajednicka drzava samo udaljava Crnu Goru i Srbiju, dok bi savez te dvije medjunarodno priznate drzave omogucio da njihovi odnosi budu na kvalitetnom nivou - izjavio je crnogorski premijer Filip Vujanovic. Vujanovic je izrazio nadu da ce Beograd promisljeno i analiticki razmtoriti model o savezu medjunarodno priznatih drzava Crne Gore i Srbije, koji je ponudila crnogorska vlada kao model za buduce odnose. Referendum u Crnoj Gori ne bi bio nuzan ukoliko bi se skupstine Crne Gore i Srbije dogovorile o savezu, a taj dogovor verifikovala savezna skupstina - ocijenio je Vujanovic. SAVJETNIK CRNOGORSKOG PREMIJERA RADOSLAV MARTINOVIC: RAZGOVORI NE ODUGOVLACE REFERENDUM Podgorica - Razgovori o preuredjenju odnosa Crne Gore i Srbije su pozitivan pomak i ne predstavljaju nikakvo odugovlacenje kada je referendum u Crnoj Gori u pitanje - izjavio je savjetnik crnogorskog premijera Radoslav Martinovic. Kao clan crnogorskog ekspertskog tima za spoljnu politiku i bezbjednost Martinovic u izjavi za "Blic Montenegro" nije se izjasnio o tome da li bi novi dogovori mogli da znace odustajanje od referenduma, jer je to prema njegovoj ocjeni "stvar politicara a ne eksperata". Martinovic je izrazio uvjerenje da ce i buduci razgovori, pored afirmacije i pozitivnog rjesenja odnosa Crne Gore i Srbije pomoci da atmosfera za referendum bude demokratska. DPS O ISHODU POLITICKIH RAZGOVORA U BEOGRADU SPORAZUMNO RAZDVAJANJE ILI REFERENDUM Podgorica - Povodom nedavnih politickih razgovora u Beogradu o buducnosti federacije, visoki funkcioner crnogoroske vlade Demokratske partije socijalista (DPS) Miodrag Vukovic izjavio je, da ce se poslije ekspertskih razgovora o pitanjima koja su jos otvorena, uslijediti konacna politicka odluka. Politicka odluka moze biti da se prvi ljudi Crne Gore i Srbije dogovore da se te dvije republike sporazumno razdvje po cesko-slovackom modelu ili da se gradjani na referendumu izjasne u kakvoj drzavi zele da zive - rekao je Vukovic. U tom slucaju referendum u Crnoj Gori bice odrzan u aprilu ili pocetkom maja ove godine -precizirao je Vukovic. MINISTAR SPOLJNIH POSLOVA CRNE GORE BRANKO LUKOVAC PITANJE PREVLAKE TREBA RIJESITI DO JULA OVE GODINE Podgorica - Strucnjaci za granice Crne Gore i Hrvatske trebalo bi da rijese problem granice na Prevlaci do kraja jula, kako bi mandat mirovnih snaga Ujedinjenih nacija (UN) na tom prostoru mogao biti zavrsen - uvjerenja je ministar inostranih poslova Crne Gore Branko Lukovac. Ako ne bude moguce u tom roku pronaci prihvatljivu formulu Lukovac je predlozio neko prelazno rjesenje koje bi eliminisalo glavne razloge koji su doveli do uspostavljanja Misije UNMOP.
MONTENEGRIN GOVERNMENT PRESIDENT FILIP VUJANOVIC REFERENDUM IS NECESSITY PODGORICA- Common state as a definition of Montenegrin and Serbian future relations would only cause more unstable connection between two states, while an alliance of two internationally recognized states would be much better solution- Montenegrin Premier Filip Vujanovic said. Vujanovic expressed hope that Serbian authorities were going to consider more thoroughly and analytically future model of two internationally recognized states Montenegro and Serbia, offered by the Montenegrin Government as the best model for future relations. In the case that the Montenegrin and Serbian Assemblies agree on forming an alliance that will be verified by the Federal Assembly, referendum in Montenegro will not be needed- Vujanovic concluded. MONTENEGRIN PREMIER ADVISER RADOSLAV MARTINOVIC TALKS DOES NOT MEAN REFERENDUM'S POSTPONEMENT PODGORICA- The talks about redefinition of the future relations between Montenegro and Serbia does not present postponement regarding referendum's organizing in Montenegro, but a progress related to the same matter- Montenegrin Premier Adviser Radoslav Martinovic said. In an interview to "Blic Montenegro", as the member of the Montenegrin experts team for the foreign policy and security, Martinovic did not give his opinion whether new set of talks could mean giving up referendum's organizing. According to him this matter should discuss "politicians, but not experts". Martinovic expressed his belief that future talks, in addition to affirmation and positive resolution of the future relations between Montenegro and Serbia would ensure more democratic atmosphere for referendum's organization. DPS ABOUT TALKS IN BELGRADE SEPARATION BY MUTUAL CONSENT OR REFERENDUM PODGORICA- Regarding recent political talks in Belgrade about future federation, High official of the Montenegrin ruling Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) Miodrag Vukovic said that immediately after finishing experts talks about open matters, there will be reached final political decision. A solution could be an agreement between the Montenegrin and Serbian leaders that two republics become separated by mutual consent, following Czech-Slovakian model or to let citizens to choose future state regulation at the referendum - Vukovic said. In that case referendum in Montenegro is going to be organized in April or by beginning of May this year.- Vukovic stated precisely. MONTENEGRIN MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS BRANKO LUKOVAC PREVLAKA MATTER SHOULD BE RESOLVED BY JULY THIS YEAR PODGROICA- Experts dealing with matters of Montenegrin and Croatian borders should find a solution for border crossing at Prevlaka, by the end of July, so that the mandate of Peace forces in the United Nations (UN) could be brought to an end- Montenegrin Minister of Foreign Affairs Branko Lukovac said. If there could not be found the right solution in deadline determined, Lukovac suggested some special solution that could exclude the main reasons that engaged UNMOP Mission. in Montenegrin PREDSJEDNIK VLADE CRNE GORE FILIP VUJANOVIC: REFERENDUM JE NUZAN Podgorica - Zajednicka drzava samo udaljava Crnu Goru i Srbiju, dok bi savez te dvije medjunarodno priznate drzave omogucio da njihovi odnosi budu na kvalitetnom nivou - izjavio je crnogorski premijer Filip Vujanovic. Vujanovic je izrazio nadu da ce Beograd promisljeno i analiticki razmtoriti model o savezu medjunarodno priznatih drzava Crne Gore i Srbije, koji je ponudila crnogorska vlada kao model za buduce odnose. Referendum u Crnoj Gori ne bi bio nuzan ukoliko bi se skupstine Crne Gore i Srbije dogovorile o savezu, a taj dogovor verifikovala savezna skupstina - ocijenio je Vujanovic. SAVJETNIK CRNOGORSKOG PREMIJERA RADOSLAV MARTINOVIC: RAZGOVORI NE ODUGOVLACE REFERENDUM Podgorica - Razgovori o preuredjenju odnosa Crne Gore i Srbije su pozitivan pomak i ne predstavljaju nikakvo odugovlacenje kada je referendum u Crnoj Gori u pitanje - izjavio je savjetnik crnogorskog premijera Radoslav Martinovic. Kao clan crnogorskog ekspertskog tima za spoljnu politiku i bezbjednost Martinovic u izjavi za "Blic Montenegro" nije se izjasnio o tome da li bi novi dogovori mogli da znace odustajanje od referenduma, jer je to prema njegovoj ocjeni "stvar politicara a ne eksperata". Martinovic je izrazio uvjerenje da ce i buduci razgovori, pored afirmacije i pozitivnog rjesenja odnosa Crne Gore i Srbije pomoci da atmosfera za referendum bude demokratska. DPS O ISHODU POLITICKIH RAZGOVORA U BEOGRADU SPORAZUMNO RAZDVAJANJE ILI REFERENDUM Podgorica - Povodom nedavnih politickih razgovora u Beogradu o buducnosti federacije, visoki funkcioner crnogoroske vlade Demokratske partije socijalista (DPS) Miodrag Vukovic izjavio je, da ce se poslije ekspertskih razgovora o pitanjima koja su jos otvorena, uslijediti konacna politicka odluka. Politicka odluka moze biti da se prvi ljudi Crne Gore i Srbije dogovore da se te dvije republike sporazumno razdvje po cesko-slovackom modelu ili da se gradjani na referendumu izjasne u kakvoj drzavi zele da zive - rekao je Vukovic. U tom slucaju referendum u Crnoj Gori bice odrzan u aprilu ili pocetkom maja ove godine -precizirao je Vukovic. MINISTAR SPOLJNIH POSLOVA CRNE GORE BRANKO LUKOVAC PITANJE PREVLAKE TREBA RIJESITI DO JULA OVE GODINE Podgorica - Strucnjaci za granice Crne Gore i Hrvatske trebalo bi da rijese problem granice na Prevlaci do kraja jula, kako bi mandat mirovnih snaga Ujedinjenih nacija (UN) na tom prostoru mogao biti zavrsen - uvjerenja je ministar inostranih poslova Crne Gore Branko Lukovac. Ako ne bude moguce u tom roku pronaci prihvatljivu formulu Lukovac je predlozio neko prelazno rjesenje koje bi eliminisalo glavne razloge koji su doveli do uspostavljanja Misije UNMOP.
