Milatović at the Round Table: No One From the Government Wanted Fr
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The President gathered representatives of the academic community, employers and trade unions to review the effects of the program on citizens, the economy, the pension system and public finances. The President of Montenegro, Jakov Milatović, organized a roundtable on the announced Euro model, with the aim of opening a public and inclusive debate on its economic and social consequences. The meeting also invited […]
The president of the country said that by reducing the difference in earnings between high school and university students, a bad message is being sent to the issue of education, and he also said that the public has the right to know what the pension system will look like in the future. The President of the Union of Trade Unions called for dialogue to find a way to implement the "Euro Model", but not from January 1 next year, as announced by the …
"Today we gathered at this round table on the occasion of the Euro model, in order to have a discussion that probably should have been organized by other institutions in this country before these laws were adopted some ten days ago by the Government of Montenegro," said Milatović.
Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović assessed that the Euro model is accompanied by a lack of clear data and public debate, stating that key questions of the sustainability of the program, wage policy and the future of the pension system remained unanswered. He said this at a roundtable on the Euro model, organized by his cabinet at the Science and Technology Park of Montenegro in Podgorica. Milatović …
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