Montenegro and Serbia: Towards a Compromise
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Serbian Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic believes that the relations with Montenegro are much closer to friendly than at the time of previous negotiations. So he said in an interview with one of the Montenegrin media.
The Foreign Minister also noted that the strengthening of relations between countries will be facilitated by the simultaneous entry into NATO, and that both Montenegro and Serbia should make every effort to adjust their diplomatic relations as soon as possible.
But the roughness in diplomatic policy still remains, and they are significant enough not to affect the overall situation. For example, Dacic lamented the refusal of Montenegro to grant dual citizenship to Serbs, who had long emigrated to Montenegro and resided permanently in the country. The second problem of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Serbia is the organization of financial transactions (direct payments are currently impossible to conduct) between Serbia and Montenegro, which makes it difficult to implement economic cooperation.
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