Montenegro and Slovenia: An Alliance for Employment or Just Another Empty Promise?
A Meeting That Promises Much, But What’s Really Going On?
Montenegro is once again talking about cooperation with Slovenia in the field of employment. At a recent bilateral meeting, delegations from both countries, led by Slovenian Deputy Prime Minister Luka Mesec and Montenegro’s Minister of Labor Naida Nišić, praised their long-standing partnership and exchange of experiences. But is this just another political show or a real step forward?
Slovenia as a “Reliable Ally”
Minister Nišić emphasized that Slovenia is not just an institutional partner but a “strong ally” on Montenegro’s European path. Joint projects, training, and expert support from Slovenian colleagues have allegedly significantly contributed to the modernization of Montenegro’s employment policies and alignment with European standards. But where are the concrete results for ordinary citizens?
Mobility and Labor Protection – Empty Words or Real Action?
It was agreed to establish an even stronger framework for mobility and labor protection between the two countries. Sounds good, but how ready is Montenegro to truly protect its workers and provide them access to better opportunities? Will this cooperation really help the unemployed or remain just on paper?
The European Path as an Excuse for Political Games
Slovenia stressed its support for Montenegro’s European path, and Slovenian experts are ready to provide professional assistance in the final stages of negotiations. However, many wonder if this cooperation is sincere or just part of a political strategy to show progress in EU talks while labor market problems continue to pile up.
What Do Experts and Citizens Say?
While politicians celebrate cooperation, unemployment in Montenegro remains a serious problem. Many young and skilled people leave the country in search of better opportunities. Will this bilateral cooperation manage to stop this trend, or is it just another empty story?
Conclusion: Alliance or Just Another Political Show?
Meetings, statements, and promises are everyday realities in Montenegrin politics. But citizens want concrete results – more jobs, better worker protection, and real chances for a better life. Will cooperation with Slovenia bring that, or will it remain just another political show? Time will tell.
Now, Your Turn!
Do you believe these stories about cooperation, or do you think it’s all just a farce? Share your thoughts; maybe together we’ll uncover what’s really going on behind the scenes!
