Prime Minister Ana Brnabic stated today that it is very important that the rights and freedoms
of the Serbian people in Montenegro be preserved, and added that our country is ready to do whatever it takes in this regard.
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Regional cooperation, stability in the interest of both Serbia and Montenegro
Belgrade,
18 May 2020
Answering a question from a journalist during her visit to the Scientific and Technology Park in Belgrade, Brnabic pointed out that Montenegrin officials have so far not been open to talk about these topics and reiterated that we are always ready to talk if the other side is ready.
However, official Podgorica should, first of all, talk to Serbs in Montenegro and that Serbia can react respecting the sovereignty of Montenegro, the Prime Minister said and added that it is Serbia's constitutional obligation and human duty, as well as our desire, to provide support to the Serbian people in that country.
This is not contrary to any international rules, it is something that goes without saying and what any serious country would do. It is a topic in the talks with some international officials too, Brnabic explained.
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