If he had listened to the President of the Parliament, he would not have been now in danger of being responsible for making illegal promises of providing tax relief and other state revenues, like he tried to do with around 50 million of the money of the citizens, which were supposed to be used for the payment of debts of the so called "strategic" Russian investor in KAP. Why would someone, in addition to several hundred million donated on the previous occasion to the Russian investor, wanted to donate an additional 50 million euros of state funds, having already nearly destroyed KAP. Thanks to the "parliamentary dictatorship", that damage was prevented.

The fact that the Italian state-owned company, from a country that craves for electricity, wants to leave the investment in its immediate neighborhood and suffer financial damages, is one of the many facts speaking in favour of the Government's ability to create an environment of stable and lawful business, even in areas such as energetics.

The Minister of Economy, whose thousands of workers from KAP, Bauxite Mine, Steelworks, Shipyard and many other companies have been in the street, is on the way to abolish the decades-old industry in Montenegro and transform us into the lowest paid work force in the services industry. His economic achievements are such that Montenegro is daily borrowing two million and that we have become the state that more and more has been living in debt, despite the sale of the national property. The Minister of Economy and tens of thousands of employees in the manufacturing sector, which could only produce significant new value and sustainable growth of the economy, is on the way to re-register his Ministry into the Ministry of "weekend apartments and beach economy".

President of the Parliament stays true to all his statements, which were accurate diagnosis and response to the problems the EPCG was faced with, regarding issues in the management, which was recognized by owners of the A2A as well, after which they dismissed the former management. Let us remind you that if there had not been for his efforts and of the Parliament of Montenegro, you would have already given away the Thermal Power Plant to those you had let devastate Montenegro, via KAP and the Bauxite Mine.

In addition to this, you were going to sell the whole of EPCG, the result of which would be to make the citizens of Montenegro the only ones not to be asked for their essential needs for the electricity, and then declare that doing the necessary luxury.

And all this, as the former Governor of the Central Bank of Montenegro, Mr Krgović said, for the sake of saving someone's private businesses.