President of the Parliament of Montenegro, Mr. Ranko Krivokapić, Deputy Prime Minister Mr. Duško Marković, Head of Delegation of the European Union to Montenegro, Mr. Mitja Drobnič, President of the European Movement in Montenegro, Mr. Momčilo Radulović and representative of the Slovak Foreign Policy Association, Mr. Tomas Strazay will address the participants of the Conference, as planned.

Multiple proposals for laws considered.

Seminar in Brussels was attended by representatives of the Committee on Human Rights and Freedoms Service of the Parliament of Montenegro

Panel discussion was organized on the occasion of celebrating International Day of Human Rights and the Day of adopting Universal Declaration on Human Rights, and representatives of the Government, state institutions, diplomatic society, civil society and academic society also participated.

Representatives of MP’s clubs of the Parliament of Montenegro and the Government of Montenegro, as well as Mayors of Podgorica and Cetinje and a representative of UNICEF will answer the children’s questions upon the introductory words of the President of the Parliament of Montenegro, Mr. Ranko Krivokapić, and a speech of the Speaker of the Children’s Parliament.

During the first day of the Conference, the importance of exchanging experiences among regional parliamentary bodies was emphasized, as well as the chance of raising parliamentary control role to higher and better level through this way of cooperation .

Members of the Defense and Security Committee to participate tomorrow at the roundtable “Law on Parliamentary Oversight of Security and Defense Sector - Second Year of Implementation“.

In his introductory speech, the President of the Parliament of Montenegro, Mr. Ranko Krivokapić said that he was exceptionally pleased that he was opening the happiest parliament in the world, for the fourth time, pointing out that it was immeasurable that the children each time would bring in and share their joy and expectations within the walls of this Montenegrin building, where the decisions on Montenegro were being made.