SDA MP and European Alliance representative Branislav Nenezić highlighted that a new government project in Montenegro will cost citizens an additional 50 million euros. He believes the money should be invested in modernizing airports and keeping them under state ownership. Nenezić criticized the loss of management rights over Montenegrin airports and neglect over the past five years, which led to a decline in service quality. He suggests allocating part of the funds to land restitution to owners and using the rest for airport modernization to retain state ownership.
Political Perspectives:
Left: The left-leaning perspective emphasizes the importance of public ownership and investment in infrastructure to benefit the citizens. It supports the idea of using public funds to modernize airports and opposes privatization, highlighting the risks of losing control over national assets and the negative consequences of neglect.
Center: The centrist view acknowledges the need for modernization and efficient management of airports, supporting investment but also considering practical aspects such as financial feasibility and potential partnerships. It tends to focus on balanced solutions that ensure both development and responsible use of public funds.
Right: The right-leaning perspective may emphasize fiscal responsibility and skepticism towards large public expenditures. It might support privatization or public-private partnerships to improve efficiency and reduce government burden. It could criticize the use of taxpayer money for projects perceived as inefficient or politically motivated.
