Upon the invitation of Chairperson of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Parliament of Albania Ms Arta Dade, Vice President of the Parliament of Montenegro Mr Suljo Mustafić, on behalf of the Committee on International Relation and Emigrants, participated in the Conference which took place in Tirana. During the Conference, representatives of foreign policy committees and officials of regional countries shared opinions and experiences aimed at coordination of joint activities in the field of Western Balkan’s European integration.  

At today's meeting of the Secretaries General of European Union Parliaments and candidate countries, which was being held in Italy this year, the country which chaired the European Union during the second half of the last year, several issues had been reviewed important for the work of national parliaments, especially from the point of adopting higher quality legislation at the EU level and the role of parliaments in controlling the principle of subsidiarity, in accordance with the Treaty of Lisbon. 

Several documents considered from Montenegro’s EU accession process

A documentary play Seven was performed at the Main Stage of the Montenegrin National Theatre last night. “Seven” is a documentary play, performed for the first time in 2007. The documentary play is based on interviews with seven activists for women's rights from: Nigeria, Afghanistan, Guatemala, Russia, Pakistan, Northern Ireland and Cambodia.  

The visit to Montenegrin Parliament is a part of the project Open Parliament whose aim is to bring the institution of the Parliament of Montenegro closer to citizens, primarily youth.  

Proposal for the Law on Registers of Temporary and Permanent Residence considered

Representatives of student organisation “School of Business Skills” to the Faculty of Political Science of the University of Montenegro visited the Parliament of Montenegro today.

The Committee considered several proposals for laws