"I think that everything we have done so far is very good, that we have made progress. Now everything needs to be raised to a higher level – both the discipline and the engagement, and the fight, and desire... We need to be an even better team“, said Tumbaković.

Next weekend, the plan is to visit another important underdeveloped village, Kruševice.

After the first phase of cleaning, the second phase of works is planned.

The debt for electrical bills will soon be part of the loan’s register controlled by the Central bank CBCG, which means that the banks will have access to data about whether the citizens are paying electrical bills regularly or not when applying for a loan at the bank. 

The Parliament approved this year’s budget amendments which enable the Government to make loans in the amount of almost one billion euro for the current year.

The parliament of Kosovo will, in the fourth continuance of its special session, discuss the Bill on the ratification agreement for the demarcation of the boundary line with Montenegro, which is still uncertain that the votes from 80 delegates are being provided in order to accept this Law.

The Montenegrin Prime minister Dusko Markovic will answer questions from the representatives of political parties at the Parliament’s session scheduled for Wednesday.

March 20th, 2018 – Throughout history, Montenegro has been described as a country of the sea, mountains, sun and wine. It is a home of the largest vineyard on one site in Europe and every year more people are interested in investing in this business.

The Sustainable Water Transport eco-project by the International Grants and Consulting company, Podgorica, which proposes establishing public eco-boat routes in the Boka Bay, was approved by two of three municipalities. Will the neighbors come to an agreement and find a 21st-century solution acceptable for all?