Four vacant seats on the Council of the Central Bank of Montenegro have finally attracted eight candidates, including well-known names like Srđan Milić and Vesna Vujošević. But wait, will the Council actually start functioning at full capacity this time, or are we in for more months of delays and resignations? Last time, four members were appointed after a year and eight months of delay, and now the conditions are tightened — candidates must have at least ten years of experience in economics, banking, finance, or law. Is this finally the end of amateur hour or just another public spectacle? If you love financial drama and want to weigh in on who should lead our central bank, now’s your chance! Comment and ignite the debate!
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