Montenegro and the European Union: Five New Chapters by Year-End or Empty Promises?
Is Montenegro finally on the right track to the EU or just another story with no real ending? Maida Gorčević, a prominent European affairs expert, claims that things are progressing as planned. After closing Chapter 5 on public procurement, Montenegro could close five more negotiation chapters by the end of the year.
Officially, the timeline agreed with the European Commission is on track. Among the chapters that could be closed are free movement of capital, agriculture, fisheries, and finance.
The Parliament is expected to adopt laws crucial for electoral reform by the end of July, including holding elections in one day.
But is this real progress or just another political show? While talks about closing chapters continue, citizens wonder when they will feel real changes in their daily lives.
Is Montenegro ready for the EU or is this just another farce?
While politicians celebrate and announce chapter closures, ordinary people still struggle with corruption, unemployment, and poor governance. Will these promises be fulfilled or remain empty words?
Legislative challenges and political games
Passing electoral reform laws is key, but will it really happen by the end of July? Political tensions and disagreements often slow the process, and citizens are tired of waiting.
European Commission and Montenegro: Who pulls the strings?
The European Commission monitors progress, but is Montenegro truly ready to meet all conditions? Closing chapters is just a formality if real reforms are not implemented.
Conclusion: Beginning or end?
Montenegro stands at a crossroads. Five new chapters by year-end sounds like a big success, but only if it doesn’t turn into another empty story. Citizens deserve transparency, accountability, and real change, not just political clichés.
If you have your own opinion about Montenegro’s European integration or think this is just another political show, drop a comment below. Let the voice of the people be heard — because without you, it’s just a play without an audience!
