Montenegro and North Macedonia have expressed readiness for stronger cooperation in the process of joining the European Union. During a meeting between Montenegro’s Minister of Ecology and Sustainable Development Damjan Ćulafić and North Macedonia’s Minister of Environment and Spatial Planning Izet Medžiti, discussions focused on deepening cooperation, joint participation in EU programs, especially the LIFE agreement, and implementation of regional projects in environmental protection and climate policies. The need to revise existing cooperation agreements to adapt to current challenges and strengthen institutional cooperation between the two countries was emphasized.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning outlets emphasize the importance of regional cooperation and environmental sustainability in the EU accession process. They highlight the commitment to climate policies and the benefits of shared knowledge and joint projects for sustainable development.
Center: Centrist sources report the factual details of the meeting and cooperation plans, focusing on the mutual goals of EU membership and the practical steps being taken, such as revising agreements and participating in EU programs like LIFE.
Right: Right-leaning media may focus on the strategic and political aspects of the cooperation, emphasizing national interests, sovereignty concerns, and the importance of aligning with EU standards while ensuring that cooperation benefits the countries’ economic and political stability.
