MONTENEGRO'S PRESIDENT MILO DJUKANOVIC:
IN PREMIER'S SEAT OUT OF SENSE OF RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE CITIZENS
Podgorica - I have never considered politics as an honor, but rather as
a huge commitment and personal responsibility toward the citizens. That
is why I have decided to perform the most difficult role in Montenegro
in the coming four years - stated Montenegro's President Milo Djukanovic
to Croatia's newspaper "Globus".
He said that acting as Premier he would most efficiently fulfil the
pre-election promises, and that his primary political aim was to rise
Montenegro's economy to a higher level.
Asked to comment on the present position of Montenegro and its relations
with Serbia, Djukanovic said that Montenegro's Government and all its
institutions would insist on a consistent implementation of the Belgrade
Agreement.
According to Djukanovic, the constitutional charter is being blocked by
the remains of conservative forces both in Serbia and Montenegro.
However, he said he believed that it would be adopted in the near future
and that the first impressions would show whether the union can function
or not.
GREAT BRITAIN'S AMBASSADOR CHARLES CRAWFORD TALKED WITH MONTENEGRO'S
OFFICIALS TO SPEED UP OVERALL SOCIALS REFORMS
Podgorica - Montenegro's President Milo Djukanovic and Great Britain's
Ambassador to Belgrade Charles Crawford talked in Podgorica yesterday
about the overall social reforms in Montenegro.
They both agreed that primary political goals of the new Government in
Montenegro were to solve serious economic and social problems. They also
exchanged their opinions on the necessity of a more consistent
implementation of the Belgrade Agreement and on the necessity of
overcoming the current slowdown in the process of adopting the
constitutional charter.
It is necessary to be totally engaged in order to solve the remaining
contentious issues in the constitutional charter as soon as possible in
order to create a basis for speeding up the reform processes, as well as
for introducing Montenegro and Serbia into European structures - stated
Djukanovic and Crawford.
Yesterday, Crawford also talked with Speaker of Montenegro's Parliament
Filip Vujanovic and with the President of the Committee for the
International Relations of Montenegro's Parliament, Svetozar Marovic.
SPEAKER OF MONTENEGRO'S PARLIAMENT FILIP VUJANOVIC ABOUT FAILURE TO
ADOPT THE CHARTER: MANY PRIVILEGES HAVE BEEN LOST
Podgorica - Speaker of Montenegro's Parliament Filip Vujanovic said that
delays in adopting the constitutional charter was causing great damage
both to Serbia and Montenegro. He also underlined that the first
important consequence was seen in the fact that Serbia and Montenegro
were not admitted in the Council of Europe (CoE).
Vujanovic, however, expressed hope that extra efforts would still be
made in order to have the charter adopted, because, apart from Belarus,
Montenegro and Serbia are the only states that are not members of the
CoE, even though the membership implies numerous privileges.
He pointed out that the wheel of history can not be turned back, and
that the political agreement had to be respected since it had become the
state file on the day of its adoption by the three Parliaments.
In Montenegrin
CRNOGORSKI PREDSJEDNIK MILO DJUKANOVIC:
NA PREMIJERSKOJ FUNKCIJI ZBOG ODGOVORNOSTI PREMA GRADJANIMA
Podgorica - Politiku nikada nijesam dozivljavao kao pocast, vec kao
veliku obavezu i licnu odgovornost prema gradjanima, i zato sam se
odlucio da u naredne cetiri godine obavljam najtezu funkciju u Crnoj
Gori - rekao je crnogorski predsjednik Milo Djukanovic hrvatskom
"Globusu".
Djukanovic je ocijenio da ce na mjestu premijera efikasnije ispuniti
predizborna obecanja i da je njegov primarni politicki cilj uzdizanje
crnogorske ekonomije.
Na pitanje kakva je sada pozicija Crne Gore u odnosima sa Srbijom
,Djukanovic je odgovorio da ce crnogorska Vlada i svi njeni organi
istrajavati na dosljednoj primjeni Beogradskog sporazuma.
On je ocijenio da povelju blokiraju ostaci konzervativnih snaga i u
Srbiji i Crnoj Gori, ali da vjeruje da ce u skorije vrijeme ona biti
usvojena i da ce vec prva iskustva pokazati da li zajednica moze da
funkcionise ili ne.
AMBASADOR VELIKE BRITANAIJE CARLS KROFORD RAZGOVARAO SA CRNOGORSKIM
ZVANICNICIMA UBRZATI SVEUKUPNE DRUSTVENE REFORME
Podgorica - Sveukupne drustvene reforme u Crnoj Gori - tema je o kojoj
su juce u Podgorici razgovarali crnogorski predsjednik Milo Djukanovic i
ambasador Velike Britanije u Beogradu Carls Kroford.
Primarni politicki ciljevi novih organa vlasti u Croj Gori bice
rjesavanje ozbiljnih ekonomskih i socijalih problema - konstatovali su
Djukanovic i Kroford. Razmijenjena su misljenja i o neophodnosti
dosljednog sprovodjenja Beogradskog sporazuma i prevazilazenja trenutnog
zastoja u procesu donosenja Ustavne povelje.
Neophodno je uloziti maksimalne napore da se preostala pitanja oko
izrade Ustavne povelje sto prije rijese, kako bi se stvorio osnov za
ubrzanje reformskih procesa, a time i brze ukljucivanje Crne Gore i
Srbije u evropske strukture - ocijenili su Djukanovic i Kroford.
Kroford je juce u Podgorici razgovarao sa predsjednikom crnogorskog
Parlamenta Filipom Vujanovicem i predsjednikom Odbora za medjunarodne
odnose Skupstine Crne Gore Svetozarom Marovicem.
PREDSJEDNIK CRNOGORSKOG PARLAMENTA FILIP VUJANOVIC O NEUSVAJANJU
POVELJE:
IZGUBLJENE MNOGE POVLASTICE
Podgorica - Predsjednik crnogorskog Parlamenta Filip Vujanovic ocijenio
je da odlaganje usvajanja Ustavne povelje uzrokuje veliku stetu i Srbiji
i Crnoj Gori, naglasivsi da je prva krupna posljedica to sto Srbija i
Crna Gora nijesu primljene u Savjet Evrope(SE).
Vujanovic je izrazio nadu da ce se uciniti dodatni napori za usvajanje
Povelje, jer, osim Bjelorusije, Crna Gora i Srbija su jedine drzave koje
nijesu clanice SE, iako clanstvo podrazumijeva brojne beneficije.
On je istakao da se tocak istaorije ne moze vratiti unazad, kao i da se
mora postovati politicki sporazum koji je postao drzavni akt onog
momenta kada su ga usvojile tri skupstine.
SUSRET DJUROVICA I JIA
POMOC U REFORMSKIM PROCESIMA
Podgorica - Aktuelna politicka situacija u Crnoj Gori, dinamika
usvajanja ustavne povelje Srbije i Crne Gore, i aktivnosti u vezi sa
formiranjem nove crnogorske Vlade - teme su o kojima je juce u Podgorici
razgovarao potpredsjednik crnogorske Vlade Dragan Djurovic sa sefom
kancelarije Konzulata Sjedinjenih Americkih Drzava (SAD) Brajanom Hojt
Jiom.
Ji je prenio spremnost Vlade SAD-a da novoj crnogorskoj Vladi pruzi
pomoc u promovisanju i realizaciji vec zapocetih i planiranih reformskih
procesa.
Ji je pozitivno ocijenio saradnju SAD-a sa Crnom Gorom na planu borbe
protiv terorizma, a Djurovic je izrazio spremnost crnogorske Vlade za
unapredjenje saradnje u svim oblastima od obostranog interesa - navodi
se u saopstenju.
KRISTINA GALJAK O IZJAVI VOJISLAVA KOSTUNICE:
USTAVNU POVELJU HITNO DONIJETI
Podgorica - Briselske diplomate nastavljaju pritisak u namjeri da se
pitanje ustavne povelje dovede do kraja, kakao bi se mogli otvoriti
pregovori oko Sporazuma o stabilizaciji i pridruzenju- izjavila je
agenciji SENSE portparol visokog predstavnika Evropske unije (EU)
Kristina Galjak.
Solana nastoji savladati novu prepreku nastalu nakon izjave
jugoslovenskog predsjednika Vojislava Kostunice, da ustavna povelja moze
pricekati dvije do tri godine - kazala je Galjak.
Mi ne mislimo da ustavna povelja moze da ceka, a odnosi medjunarodne
zajednice prema Srbiji i Crnoj Gori zavise od donosenja ustavne povelje
- pojasnila je Galjak, ocjenjujuci da narod Srbije i Crne Gore zeli u
Evropu.
Svi ucesnici u procesu donosenja ustavne povelje obavezali su se da ce
taj dokument zavrsiti i mi cemo nastojati da se to pitanje dovrsi -
kazala je Galjak agenciji SENSE.
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