The president of Montenegro, Milantovic, was elected: Within the next 5 years we will be part of the EU

2023-04-03 07:49:24Aktualitet SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX

The president of Montenegro, Milantovic, was elected: Within the next 5 years we

Jakov Milantovic, the newly elected president of Montenegro after his victory promised that within the next 5 years, Montenegro will be a member of the European Union and that there will be no more conflicts with any of its neighbors in the Balkan region.

"In the next five years, we will introduce Montenegro to the European Union. Also, there will never be any more conflicts from Montenegro against any country of the Western Balkans and our neighbors. We want unity, harmony and progress in the European Western Balkans".

Milatovic said that Montenegro took a step forward and said goodbye to the defeated Djukanovic regime and took a step towards a better and European future.

"You see the power of the common Montenegro. That is why this victory is so great and so historic. We said goodbye to crime and corruption. This is a historic day for everyone, I invite everyone to celebrate with dignity", he emphasized.
Milatovic said he promises to be the president of all citizens.

"This is really a victory for a reconciled Montenegro and no one will argue with Montenegro anymore," he said.
Acting Prime Minister Dritan Abazovic, President of PES Milojko Spajic, leader of Democrats Aleksa Becic, leaders of DF Andrija Mandić and Milan Knezhević, former Prime Minister Zdravko Krivokapić participated in Milatović's speech at the university center.

Yesterday evening, the era of Milo Gjikanovic at the head of the Montenegrin state came to an end, after the deep victory of his rival, Jakov Milantovic in the second round of the presidential elections. 

According to results from the second round of elections held on April 2, presidential candidate Jakov Milatovic won with 60% of the vote to Djukanovic's 40%.

The first round of presidential elections was held on March 19 with the participation of seven candidates, but no one won the necessary majority of votes (more than 50 percent). According to the provisional results of the State Election Commission (SEC), Djukanovic won 35.37 percent of the votes (or 119,673 votes), while Milatovic won 28.92 (97,858).


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