According to news from the official website of the Government of Montenegro: On November 18, 2019, Prime Minister of Montenegro Duško Marković and Prime Minister of Malta Joseph Muscat reached a consensus in Podgorica, the capital of Montenegro, to establish sound political and economic relations between the two countries. At the meeting, Prime Minister Duško Marković welcomed the arrival of Prime Minister Joseph Muscat and thanked Malta for its understanding and appreciation of Montenegro's overall efforts in joining the EU.
It is worth noting that at this meeting, Prime Minister of Malta Joseph Muscat reiterated Malta's support for Montenegro's European integration, specifically emphasizing full support for Montenegro's accession to the EU, and fully acknowledging the progress Montenegro has made in the EU accession process.
Montenegro is committed to joining the EU
Since its independence in 2006, Montenegro has been committed to joining the EU. It formally applied for EU membership at the end of 2008, obtained candidate status in 2010, and officially launched accession negotiations in June 2012. As of May 2019, 32 negotiation chapters, including chapters 23 and 24 related to law, have been opened under the EU accession framework. Currently, on the path to EU membership, Montenegro has cleared another major obstacle by adopting the Euro as its sole legal tender, achieving currency unification with the EU.
Montenegro has received 507 million euros in development assistance
Currently, the EU has provided Montenegro with approximately 507 million euros in development assistance to support its development and reforms, enabling it to meet EU standards as soon as possible. Under the Instrument for Pre-accession Assistance (IPA), the EU will provide support to Montenegro in areas such as improving the legal environment and fundamental human rights, democracy and governance, as well as improving the environment, climate, transport, education, employment, social security systems, competitiveness, and incentive mechanisms.
Montenegro's EU accession has received widespread support from EU and member state officials
Prime Minister of Malta Joseph Muscat is not the first official to support Montenegro's EU accession. Prior to this, Montenegro's accession has received widespread support from numerous EU and member state officials, such as President of the European Council Donald Tusk, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs Matthew Palmer, European Parliament Rapporteur for Montenegro Tonino Picula, and Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó, among other high-ranking officials.
Currently, Montenegro, an EU candidate country from the EU's eastern expansion region that uses the Euro as its legal tender, is a country that the European Commission has publicly stated "could join the EU before 2025." A report published on the official website of the European Parliament titled "Montenegro—A Leading Candidate for EU Accession" states that, technically speaking, Montenegro holds an important position in its relations with the EU! Therefore, Montenegro presents investment opportunities similar to those in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Romania before they joined the EU; these are rare opportunities, and investors are encouraged to seize them!
Today, an investment starting from 350,000 euros may lead to a potential future conversion of EU citizenship, transforming from a non-EU citizen to an EU citizen and enjoying the rights possessed by citizens of EU countries. At the same time, investors may also benefit from the conversion of investment assets, upgrading from non-EU assets to EU assets, which offers many benefits!
The Montenegro Citizenship by Investment Program launch event in China was far more popular than expected, with huge crowds.
Currently, the Montenegro Citizenship by Investment Program, which has attracted much attention from investors, has grandly launched in China, and global investors are being actively recruited! Among them, the first investment citizenship project approved by the Montenegrin government—the Westin Resort Hotel—is limited to 240 spots! This project is located at a well-known tourist attraction in Montenegro—the Kolašin 1450 Ski Center in northern Montenegro. Currently, there are no competing products of the same level in the surrounding area. It offers permanent property rights and can be sold or transferred after 5 years, making it highly sought after! The good news is that if you choose the Montenegro Citizenship by Investment Program now, you can save about 450,000 RMB. Spots are limited, and good projects do not wait! For details, please call: 400-138-2929
As a top 500 Asian brand, WorldWay Group, as an introducer of European investment immigration, maintains friendly exchanges, long-term interaction, and cooperation with the Montenegrin government, making it your best choice for obtaining a Montenegrin passport!
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