EU Enlargement or Political Soap Opera?
Are you ready for yet another round of endless conferences about the future of European Union enlargement? Tomorrow, the Montenegrin parliament will host another such event called “The Future is Now.” Yes, you read that right – the future is now, but is it really, or is this just another political show?
The conference will be opened by the President of the Montenegrin Parliament, Andrija Mandić, with speeches from numerous European officials, including the European Parliament rapporteur for Montenegro, Marjan Šarec, and representatives of the EU delegation. It all sounds like something big is brewing, but will it be just another opportunity for political speeches and empty phrases?
Who’s Behind It All?
Besides local politicians, Members of the European Parliament from various countries will participate. Will their presence bring real change, or will it be just another chance for diplomatic maneuvers and political games?
What Does Montenegro Gain?
Montenegro has been aspiring to EU membership for years, but negotiations drag on, and the political situation in the country is far from ideal. Will this conference be a turning point or just another step in an endless process that yields no concrete results?
European Alliance and Coordination Board in Bijelo Polje
At the same time, the European Alliance has formed a coordination board in Bijelo Polje, presented as strengthening joint action and fighting for civic values. Bijelo Polje is described as a bastion of freedom-loving ideas and multi-ethnic harmony, but is that really the case or just political rhetoric?
The European Alliance claims that with more decisive engagement and citizen support, they will achieve excellent results in upcoming elections. But how many citizens really believe these stories? And how much of this political struggle is truly aimed at citizens’ welfare versus preserving vested interests?
Conclusion: Another Conference, Same Old Story?
While conferences are held and boards formed in Montenegro, ordinary people wonder when things will actually change. Will Montenegro ever become a full EU member, or will it remain trapped in political games and empty promises?
If you have your own take on this, feel free to share it – maybe it’s time for the people’s voice to be louder than political speeches!
