emg home
Boosting growth in Europe Dinar drops to 115.46 for one euro Dacic: The West pushes DS and SNS into government One third of Romania's population sees corruption as country's major issue Macedonia, Slovenia to take advantage of opportunities offered by countries' markets EU leaders open eurobonds debate at 'growth' summit Turin business forum: Macedonia, option for Italian companies to overcome crisis challenges EC recommends opening of accession talks with Montenegro in June Eurozone countries agree to prepare contingency plans for Greek exit Mercedes Bresso calls Bosnia and Herzegovina to combine strong state institutions with local democracy on the way to the EU "The 2nd programme is the quickest way for Greece to return to growth and job creation EU representatives in Croatia searching for translators Croatia: Road toll charges set to rise Over 150,000 tourists in first quarter for Zagreb Bukvic: Third SBF brought concrete results Dzombic: New arrangement between IMF and BiH by fall Soskic: Pressures on dinar to weaken with new govt Nikolic to resign as SNS president Thursday Gudeljevic: Cuts in number of EULEX officials soon Customs Administration: Revenues of RSD 110 bln Possibilities for increasing export of furniture to Russia Knjaz Milos expects to enter Croatian market
RSS

Wilson: Montenegro must resolve issue of Russian domination

19. April 2012. | 10:04

Source: Beta

Executive Vice President of the Atlantic Council of the United States, Damon Wilson, said on April 18 that, before becoming a NATO member, Montenegro has to resolve the issue of Russia's domination in its territory.

Executive Vice President of the Atlantic Council of the United States, Damon Wilson, said on April 18 that, before becoming a NATO member, Montenegro has to resolve the issue of Russia's domination in its territory.

Wilson told the April 18 issue of the Podgorica daily Vijesti that Montenegro is a country of harmonious multi-ethnic relations, not burdened by conflicts of the region and the state which, of all countries of the former Yugoslavia, has the best relations with its neighbors, but indicated that this is not enough for an invitation into NATO.

Proof must be provided of commitment to the fight against organized crime, corruption, nepotism. There are issues of domination of some other countries in the territory of Montenegro, primarily Russia. All this must be resolved before the invitation for NATO membership, Wilson said.

The delegation of the Atlantic Council of the U.S. is paying a visit to Montenegro, in order to assess the country's results so far in the fulfilling of conditions for NATO membership.

Share:

Del.icio.us
Digg
My Web
Facebook
Newsvine

Enter text:

<<

21. May - 27. May 2012.

>>