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Serbia has withdrawn the decision to expel the Montenegrin ambassador unilaterally. Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabic said that for President Aleksandar Vucic, friendship with Montenegro is more important than diplomatic conventions.
Serbia has withdrawn the decision to declare the Montenegrin Ambassador persona non grata, the Serbian Foreign Ministry reported on November 29, citing Serbian Prime Minister Anu Brnabic.
“President Vucic has invited me and Minister Nikola Selakovic [министра юстиции и государственного управления] for a conversation to consult on a government decision. He understands and supports this decision, “says the message.
Serbia has withdrawn the decision to expel the ambassador unilaterally. The prime minister explained this by the fact that for Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, friendship with Montenegro is more important than diplomatic conventions.
Brnabic noted that Vucic’s decision was supported by representatives of the Serbian people in Montenegro. The Serbian prime minister hopes that this step will be interpreted as a manifestation of goodwill and that there will be friendly relations with Montenegro in the future.
On November 28, Montenegro declared Serbian ambassador Vladimir Bozovic persona non grata. The expulsion of the diplomat was explained by constant interference in the internal affairs of the country. Serbia responded by declaring Tarzan Milosevic, Montenegrin ambassador to Belgrade persona non grata, and ordered the diplomat to leave the country in 72 hours.
A diplomatic scandal between the two countries broke out four days before the changes of government in Podgorica. Next Wednesday, the Montenegrin parliament will approve a new government that supports a broad opposition alliance, writes “Nimetska hvilya”. For nearly 30 years, Montenegro has been led by President Milo Djukanovic in various positions. The dominant force in the new ruling coalition is the pro-Serbian and pro-Russian Democratic Front. His small political allies in the coalition are pro-Western, but like the Democratic Front, they oppose Djukanovic.
