News
31.12.2010.
In autumn 2010, Montenegro has suffered the worst floods in history that forced thousands to abandon their homes and caused unprecedented damage to crops and property. Following the link https://cert.sntcg.com/DefaultEN.aspx, it is possible to donate to Montenegro flood relief from anywhere in the world. The flood victims would welcome any donation, however symbolic, as a token of solidarity and support...
01.09.2010.
In response to the BBC article entitled “Can Montenegro shake off crime hub image?”, which appeared on www.bbc.co.uk on August 31 2010, the Government of Montenegro Public Relations Bureau has asked the BBC to publish corrections to a number of factual errors contained in the text and issued the following denial...
06.05.2010.
As part of its program activates, at a Cabinet meeting chaired by Prime Minister Milo Djukanovic on Thursday, the Government of Montenegro adopted the Analysis of the Implementation of the Macroeconomic Policy of Montenegro for the first quarter of 2010...
11.03.2010.
At todays Cabinet meeting chaired by Prime Minister Milo Djukanovic, the Montenegrin Government adopted a Proposal for the Hydrocarbon Exploration and Production Law, with a view to establishing a unified legislative basis for the development of the oil sector. The new legislation regulates all stages in the process of oil and gas exploration and production, by instituting exploration and production concessions and prescribing the rules and responsibilities for both concessionaires and concession providers...
29.12.2009.
At todays Cabinet meeting, chaired by Prime Minister Milo Djukanovic, the Government confirmed a decision by the Highway Construction Council to extend the deadline for the best bidder, a Croatian consortium, to secure funding for the contraction of the Bar-Boljare Highway. At the same time, the Government concluded that the consortium had already met the requirement set by the Council, namely that they had provided the required guarantee for they bid, in the amount of 500,000, thereby meeting the requirement for a two-month extension of the deadline...
03.12.2009.
With a view to continuing the local self-government reform, todays Cabinet meeting, chaired by Prime Minister Milo Djukanovic, approved a Proposal for the Law on Territorial Organization of Montenegro. The new legislation retains the existing territorial structure, but also clearly specifies the criteria and procedure for its alteration, placing a special emphasis on the principle of economic sustainability of local self-government units...
19.11.2009.
With a view to harmonizing national legislation with EU regulations, at todays Cabinet meeting chaired by Prime Minister Milo Djukanovic, the Government of Montenegro adopted a Draft Law on the Protection of Genetic Data with a public hearing program. This legal document prescribes the requirements which health institutions need to meet in order to be able to conduct genetic research and analyses, establish indications for genetic research and manage genetic information and counseling...
12.11.2009.
As part of the ongoing agrarian policy reform and the alignment of domestic legislation with EU regulations, at todays meeting, chaired by Prime Minister Milo Djukanovic, the Government approved the Draft Law on Livestock Farming, with a public hearing program. The new legislation introduces a legal framework for sustainable development and promotion of competitiveness of livestock production, as well as high-quality management of public affairs this area. The public hearing on the Draft will continue for 30 days...
15.10.2009.
With a view to strengthening regional cooperation against the growing incidence of illegal migration, at todays Cabinet meeting chaired by Prime Minister Milo Djukanovic, the Government of Montenegro adopted proposals for the laws ratifying bilateral agreements on the repatriation and acceptance of illegal immigrants, formerly concluded with the Government of Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovinas Council of Ministers
24.09.2009.
At todays session chaired by Deputy Prime Minister Igor Luksic, the Government approved a Bill on the Ratification of the European Social Charter. This convention is one of the core international legal instruments governing fundamental social and economic rights such as labor and labor relations, healthcare, education, social welfare, housing and the exercise and protection of all those rights in a lawful and nondiscriminatory manner