Croatia Initiates Changes to EU Conclusions on Montenegro
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European Union leaders at the summit in Brussels reiterated their support for enlargement, but at the request of Croatia, the deadline for completing accession negotiations with Montenegro by the end of the year was removed from the conclusions - until the disputes with Podgorica are resolved, reports RTS.
References to deadlines for provisional closure of negotiating chapters removed
At the request of Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković, the text of the conclusions of the European Council on Montenegro was changed, from which the deadlines for closing the negotiation chapters and completing the drafting of the accession agreement were removed.
At the request of Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković, the text of the conclusions of the European Council on Montenegro was changed, from which the deadlines for closure were removed.
From the address of the Croatian Government to EU institutions and member states, we learned that Croatia submitted its demands to Montenegro at the end of 2023. This further means that the Montenegrin government has not been able to make any substantial progress in the talks with Croatia for three whole years, nor to resolve any open issues. It is particularly [...]
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