Abazović meets with NATO Quint Ambassadors in Brussels

During his three-day visit to Brussels, organised by the Permanent Mission of Montenegro to NATO, Deputy Prime Minister of Montenegro Dritan Abazović met with the NATO Quint Ambassadors – the USA, Great Britain, France, Italy and Germany.

Deputy Prime Minister Abazović said that Montenegro's membership in NATO has become part of the collective security system and that NATO membership is complementary to the process of European integration through building a democratic society, rule of law, civilian control of the defence sector and security services.

Abazović stated that NATO is one of the pillars of our country's foreign policy and that Montenegro expresses its readiness to strengthen its contribution to NATO's activities in facing the Alliance's common security challenges.

The Deputy Prime Minister of Montenegro told the Quint Ambassadors that the new parliamentary majority signed an agreement prior to the formation of the Government, in which it committed itself to responsibly implement all international obligations, strengthen and improve cooperation with the Alliance and effectively implement all necessary reforms.

Chargé d'Affaires of the Mission of Montenegro to NATO Radovan Bogojević, Adviser to the Prime Minister Vanja Radević, Advisers to the Deputy Prime Minister Filip Adžić and Miodrag Laković also attended the meeting.