Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Sinisa Mali spoke today with Montenegrin Minister of Finance Aleksandar Damjanovic about the improvement of economic relations between the two countries.
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Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Sinisa Mali spoke today with Montenegrin Minister of Finance Aleksandar Damjanovic about the improvement of economic relations between the two countries.
The two ministers discussed, among other things, the planned introduction of electronic invoices in Montenegro, bearing in mind Serbia's experience in that field.
An agreement was reached that experts from the Ministry of Finance of our country will help Montenegro through the transfer of knowledge and experience, and in the coming weeks a contract will be signed with the aim of implementing the e-invoice system in the Montenegrin fiscal system.
The two ministers also talked about solving the problem related to the debt of the "Dr Simo Milosevic" Institute in Igalo in the amount of €7.4 million to Jugobanka in bankruptcy, i.e. to the Deposit Insurance Agency of Serbia, which took over the bank’s claims after it went bankrupt.
The interlocutors agreed that it is necessary to resolve this multi-decade dispute as soon as possible and to find a permanent solution in order to preserve this important health tourism institution.
They assessed that it is important to preserve the Institute and make it function well and underlined that the existing problem will be solved in a mutually acceptable way.
An agreement was also reached on further procedural and legal steps, which, among other things, will include a certain type of deal.
Mali and Damjanovic agreed that the future deal should also resolve the debt that Serbia has towards Montenegro in the amount of €1.3 million for the old foreign currency savings.