Recently, according to the General Secretariat of the Government of Montenegro, Montenegro's Chief Negotiator Aleksandar Drljević visited Brussels and conveyed Montenegro's firm commitment to joining the European Union to Tonino Picula, the European Parliament's rapporteur for Montenegro. He recalled that the Montenegrin government and all institutions involved in the negotiation process have been working tirelessly to secure a place for Montenegro in the EU. At the same time, the meeting discussed the European Parliament's support for the EU's enlargement policy, noting that Montenegro should continue to maintain its good pace of reform implementation in order to become the next member of the EU.
Tonino Picula, the European Parliament's rapporteur for Montenegro, expressed his pleasure in seeing that Montenegro is the fastest progressing among all candidate countries negotiating with the EU. He emphasized that during his tenure, he would be committed to strengthening the relationship between Montenegro and the EU, and that he would advocate in the European Parliament for the principle of timely progress based on the results achieved by each country.
Numerous EU officials have publicly stated that Montenegro is expected to be the fastest candidate country to join the EU
In October 2019, according to the Montenegrin media CDM, Matthew Palmer, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs and the newly appointed U.S. State Department representative for the Western Balkans, stated at a Senate hearing of the Subcommittee on Europe and Regional Security Cooperation: "Due to its stable, ethnically diverse society and rapidly developing economy, Montenegro is a leader in the Western Balkans' EU accession process." In April 2018, European Council President Donald Tusk said during his visit to the Western Balkans: "Montenegro has successfully led the EU integration process and has become a model for Western Balkan countries on the path to EU accession"!
European Parliament Report: Montenegro — A Top-Ranking Candidate for EU Membership
According to a report released on the European Parliament's official website, Montenegro is a top-ranking candidate for EU membership, attracting high attention from global investors! The European Parliament specifically pointed out that, technically speaking, Montenegro holds an important position in its relationship with the EU! At the same time, Montenegro became the first of the six official and potential EU candidate countries in the Balkans to officially open accession negotiations with the EU.
Montenegro's EU accession process accelerates, with the possibility of joining the EU by 2025
At the end of 2008, Montenegro formally applied to join the EU, obtained candidate status in December 2010, and officially launched accession negotiations in June 2012. In the 2016 assessment of EU accession, the European Commission identified Montenegro as the most advantageous country among those in accession negotiations (Source: European Commission press release). At the same time, the European Commission stated that it is possible for Montenegro to join the EU by 2025.
A Preferred Country for Identity Planning and Overseas Asset Allocation
The official launch of the Montenegro Citizenship by Investment Program opens a pathway for investors to obtain EU citizenship in the future, at which point holding a Montenegrin passport will be upgraded to an EU passport. Among the countries currently offering citizenship by investment programs, Montenegro is an EU candidate country from the EU enlargement region that uses the Euro as its legal tender. Its citizenship by investment program offers advantages such as fast approval, short processing cycles, eligibility to apply for the U.S. E-2 visa, and investment assets denominated in Euros, making it an excellent destination for investors to conduct identity planning, overseas business, and asset allocation!
Government-Approved Project - The Westin Resort
Currently, the Montenegrin government has selected and approved the Westin Resort as the first project for the citizenship by investment program through a public tender, with a total quota of 240 investors. The hotel is located at the Kolašin 1450 Ski Center in northern Montenegro, adjacent to the ski slopes, and is a four-star hotel with permanent property rights. There are currently no competing products of the same level in the surrounding area, and it can be sold or transferred after 5 years.
Starting from 350,000 Euros, apply for a passport from the EU candidate country of Montenegro, and the purchased property can be sold after five years. For investors, this is a win-win choice; not only can they allocate Euro assets, but they can also obtain citizenship in the EU candidate country of Montenegro.
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