07 June 2019 - President of Montenegro Milo Đukanović traveled to Bratislava recently, where he participated in prestigious security forum at the invitation of the GLOBSEC team.
At the end of the first day of the GLOBSEC Security Forum in Bratislava, President of Montenegro Milo Đukanović talked with the deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Miroslav Lajčak, the OSCE Chairman, at a working dinner hosted in his honor, as reported official website of President of Montenegro.
Lajčak thanked Đukanović for participating in this prestigious gathering, with the pleasure that Bratislava will be the hosting panel on the Western Balkans.
Among other things, Đukanović noted that this is another confirmation of the commitment of friendly Slovakia to the European perspective of Montenegro and the region as a whole, which is further expressed through its role as OSCE chairmanship in the year of the recent elections for the European Parliament and the changes that will follow at the top of the institutions in Brussels .
Interlocutors jointly expressed satisfaction with the results of the pro-European forces and emphasized that it would be extremely important both for the EU and for the region to extend the policy of enlargement to the Western Balkans on the agenda of the new European administration.
In a long conversation and friendly atmosphere, Đukanović and Lajčak exchanged views on developments in the region, with an emphasis on remaining open issues, as well as on processes in Europe and globally, with expressed willingness to promote otherwise excellent bilateral relations and cooperation.
GLOBSEC Bratislava Forum, organized in cooperation with the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of the Slovak Republic, traditionally gathers a large number of participants, political leaders and prominent thinkers, and with the World Economic Forum and the Munich Security Conference is one of the most important conferences on strategic issues in Europe.
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