Montenegro rejects ‘second-class’ EU membership
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The last EU enlargement to date has been more than 13 years ago. Is it now possible to hit the mark in the coming years?
MONTENEGRO does not want to become a member of the European Union with fewer rights than other countries, Montenegrin Minister of European Affairs Maida Gorčević said today.
Montenegro's Minister for European Affairs, Maida Gorcevic, has stated that her country will not accept second-class membership in the European Union, while aiming to become part of the bloc by 2028. Speaking on Tuesday at the Euronews Enlargement Summit in Brussels, Gorcevic expressed confidence that all negotiation chapters can be concluded within this year, paving the way for Montenegro's EU membership in 2028. Montenegro is considered one of…
Montenegro rejects ‘second-class’ EU membership
Montenegro’s EU Minister Maida Gorčević told the Euronews Enlargement Summit in Brussels that its negotiating chapters could close this year, with accession following in 2028. She rejected second-class membership and pledged to resolve disputes with Croatia.
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noz.deAccording to the European Commission, the Western Balkans region of Montenegro could become the next member country of the European Union. As a new analysis by the Brussels Authority shows, the country could successfully conclude the accession negotiations at the end of this year. The actual inclusion in the international community could then take place in 2028.
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