The civic movement Ura in Montenegro has started preparations for its 4th regular congress to be held in July. The Herceg Novi board of Ura has nominated Dritan Abazović for party president, while Ana Novaković Đurović, Milena Vuković, and Blažo Rađenović have been proposed as vice presidents. This list of candidates will be presented at the congress, where statute amendments will also be discussed. Ura positions itself as the only truly civic option in Montenegro, capable of stopping populism and nationalism and steering the country towards development and European integration. The congress will be held in the year Ura celebrates its tenth anniversary.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning outlets emphasize Ura’s role as a progressive, civic-oriented party that opposes nationalism and populism, highlighting its commitment to European integration and democratic development in Montenegro.
Center: Center-leaning sources report the facts of the nominations and preparations for the congress, focusing on the party’s organizational activities and its positioning as a civic alternative without strong ideological bias.
Right: Right-leaning media may express skepticism about Ura’s ability to lead or question its political strategies, but generally acknowledge the party’s efforts to present itself as a moderate, civic force aiming to counter nationalism and populism.
