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Montenegro Agrees to One of Croatia's Demands. Changes the Name of the Swimming Pool in Kotor

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WITH AMENDMENTS to the Law on Sports, Montenegro paved the way for changing the name of the pool "Zoran Džimi Gopčević" in Kotor.

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WITH AMENDMENTS to the Law on Sports, Montenegro paved the way for changing the name of the pool "Zoran Džimi Gopčević" in Kotor.

·Zagreb, Croatia
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By adopting amendments to the Law on Sports, Montenegro opened the way for changing the name of the city swimming pool "Zoran Džimi Gopčević" in Kotor, which is one of Croatia's demands in resolving open issues between the two countries. Last night, the Montenegrin Parliament adopted amendments to the Law on Sports, which provide that the names of sports facilities in the country can be linked to the city [...] The post Montenegro agreed to one …

On October 13, within one day of receiving the proposal, the Parliament of Montenegro adopted amendments to the Law on Sports, which give the Government the authority to determine new names for public sports facilities throughout the country, including facilities owned or used by municipalities. The legal solution directly affects the Kotor swimming pool "Zoran Džimi Gopčević", whose name change is being requested by Croatia. …

Montenegro must meet eight of Croatia's demands for EU membership. While Podgorica hopes to conclude its negotiations within months, Zagreb has presented the bloc's member states with a list of demands, mainly related to the Yugoslav legacy, and they are...

Montenegro gives in to Croatian demand: law is being changed due to the controversial name of the swimming pool in Kotor | The Montenegrin parliament has adopted amendments to the Sports Law that pave the way for the removal of Zoran Gopčević's name from the swimming pool in Kotor, something Croatia has been requesting for a long time.

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IndexHR broke the news in Zagreb, Croatia on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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