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The leader of the coalition “For the future of Montenegro”, Zdravko Krivokapi, said that he was convinced that there would be a peaceful transfer of power, although there is always pressure.
Source: Tanjug
EPA / Boris Pejovic
As he says, that is natural for Montenegro.
Krivokapi said that the spirit of freedom in Montenegro is very clear and can be seen in every step.
“I am surprised by the statements that lead Montenegro to a period attributed to us, and that is the hajduija or rather the comitatus movement, so now you can see where the idea of the comitatus comes from if President Djukanovic says that it is will unite in some minds. I don’t know how feasible it is now, “Krivokapi said.
On the occasion of the constitutive session of the Parliament of Montenegro scheduled for September 23 and the possibility of supporting minority parties, Krivokapi says that they want to have all national minorities in their future activities, both parliamentary and non-parliamentary, because they want to build A better future. for all citizens.
“I know that the Speaker of the Assembly and the Administrative Board will be elected, and most likely the Prime Minister-designate will be proposed, but it is still in the negotiations and agreement phase. I hope that everything will be known by Monday at the latest Tuesday, “Krivokapi said.
Regarding the announcement that the new government will be an expert and affirms that it will be the new prime minister, and Dritan Abazov the new head of diplomacy, he points out that they are now negotiating and that the current agreements are such that no names are spoken.
Krivokapi expects broad support from the international community as they have a real wish for Montenegro to become an EU member state sooner.
He noted that the budget was so empty that the question was whether there would be salary and pension in November.
“This is another trick done by the DPS, which will send the following message to all citizens: those who came to power are incompetent, they cannot even administer Montenegro,” Krivokapi said.
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