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European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos and EU High Representative Kaja Kallas have announced a concrete timeline for Montenegro's EU accession, with the possibility of signing an accession treaty by June 2027 and achieving full membership by 2028, as Montenegro has met conditions to close all remaining chapters. The European Commission has also recognized Montenegro's progress in public administration, public finance, and healthcare reforms. However, the EC also warned that the 'Euro…
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Accession Treaty in June, Membership Certain in 2028
According to Kos, the European Commission assesses that Montenegro has met all conditions to close the remaining chapters. Kalas states that the accession process can realistically be completed by the end of this year, with the treaty potentially signed in June.
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Ministry of Public Administration: European Commission recognized Montenegro's…
The Ministry of Public Administration announced that the European Commission has acknowledged Montenegro's advancements in reforming its public administration.
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Ministry of Finance: EC recognized CG's progress in public finance reforms
The Ministry of Finance stated that the European Commission has recognized Montenegro's progress in public finance reforms.
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Šaranović: Montenegro ready for EU-Western Balkans ministerial forum…
Minister Danilo Šaranović stated that Montenegro is prepared for the EU-Western Balkans ministerial forum, seeing it as a confirmation of trust from European partners.
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Šimun: European Commission confirmed Montenegro's progress in healthcare…
Minister Vojislav Šimun reported that the European Commission has confirmed Montenegro's advancements in healthcare, noting improved assessments in relevant negotiation chapters.
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EC: Euro Model May Pose Risk to Public Finances
According to the EC, high mandatory costs and debts, along with Montenegro's significant reliance on VAT revenues, contribute to the vulnerability of public finances.
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Šimun: European Commission confirms progress in healthcare – improved ratings…
The European Commission's 2026 report confirms Montenegro's progress in areas of direct importance for the protection of citizens' health and the improvement of the healthcare system, the Ministry of Health announced. In both negotiation chapters covering these areas, they point out, the assessment of the level of preparedness has improved - from moderate to good, while very good progress has been recorded in Chapter 1.
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Milatović: Montenegro and Serbia should have relations like Czechia and Slovakia
Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović stated that Montenegro and Serbia should have relations similar to those between Czechia and Slovakia.
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