Montenegro's EU accession process has received positive news again! Recently, at the Western Balkans Summit, the Montenegrin government publicly stated that Montenegro will close Chapter 23 (Judiciary and Fundamental Rights) and Chapter 24 (Justice, Freedom, and Security) of the EU accession negotiations in the shortest time possible, aiming to become an EU member by the end of 2024. During this meeting, the EU also affirmed Montenegro's efforts and progress in the EU accession process, with Slovenia, the rotating presidency of the EU, stating that it will do its utmost to accelerate Montenegro's accession negotiations.
Prime Minister Zdravko Krivokapić pointed out, "Montenegro's goal is to join the EU by 2024, and we hope to achieve this goal within the current EU Commission's term. The Montenegrin government will accelerate its efforts; there is no time to waste." He also emphasized that Montenegro maintains good neighborly relations with all countries in the Western Balkans, has no territorial disputes, and serves as a model for other countries in democratic reforms. This will be the greatest support for Montenegro to complete its accession reform process.
Montenegro's potential EU membership before 2024 is not unfounded.
In fact, the possibility of Montenegro joining the EU before 2024 has been mentioned before. In August 2020, Slovakia's Defense Minister Jaroslav Nadj stated in a media interview: "The new EU Commission has announced that during its term, it hopes at least one country will join the EU, and Montenegro is the most likely candidate to join the EU." It is noteworthy that the new EU Commission was formed in 2019 and has a five-year term, meaning Montenegro's potential EU membership before 2024 is ahead of the previously promised 2025 accession timeline!
In March 2021, the EU Special Representative Miroslav Lajčak reiterated during a meeting with the President and Prime Minister of Montenegro: "The EU Commission has stated that before the current term ends, one country can conclude its accession negotiations, and Montenegro is the best candidate."
In December 2020, Montenegro's parliamentary elections resulted in the formation of the 42nd new government, which will last for four years. During his first visit to the EU headquarters, Prime Minister Zdravko Krivokapić stated: "Montenegro will be the EU's best ally, and during this government's term, we will complete the technical aspects of Montenegro's EU accession. Montenegro is committed to becoming the 28th member of the EU."
Montenegro's EU accession is accelerating, with full support from all EU member states.
As is well known, for any country to join the EU, it must receive unanimous support from all member states. So far, Montenegro's EU accession has received widespread support from EU officials and member states. Since October 2019, Malta, Germany, the Netherlands, Greece, Italy, Hungary, and other EU countries have officially announced their support for Montenegro's EU membership; in April 2020, Lithuania and Latvia publicly supported Montenegro's EU accession, thus all EU countries have agreed to Montenegro's membership.
Currently, Montenegro, which is in the sprint phase of EU accession negotiations, is the most likely candidate to become a formal EU member among all candidates. A report published on the European Parliament's official website states that Montenegro is among the top candidates for EU membership. Numerous third-party sources also indicate that Montenegro may join the EU before 2024! According to the EU's Western Balkans strategy, Montenegro's completion of the "six specific flagship initiatives" for EU accession reform means that Montenegro could join the EU at any time in any year after 2021!
The limited-time and limited-quantity Montenegro investment citizenship program is a convenient way to quickly obtain an EU passport; investment should be made as soon as possible.
Among the countries that have opened investment citizenship programs, Montenegro ranks high among the EU's eighth enlargement plan—Eastern expansion target area. Montenegro's imminent EU membership is clearly documented in the EU Commission's new strategic decision—the Western Balkans strategy! The launch of Montenegro's investment citizenship program opens a pathway for investors to obtain future EU citizenship, and the Montenegrin passport will be upgraded to an EU passport! With the closure of the Cyprus EU passport program and the significant increase in investment thresholds for the Malta EU passport program, Montenegro's investment citizenship program will be a convenient way to quickly obtain a future EU passport; early action leads to early benefits!
It is worth noting that the Montenegrin government has proposed that the Montenegro investment citizenship program will not be extended beyond its original operational period, which ends on December 31, 2021! This means that there are only five months left until the statutory investment deadline for the Montenegro investment citizenship program, and the countdown to low-cost and rapid acquisition of an EU passport has begun! For investors in need, it is essential to act quickly on the limited-time and limited-quantity Montenegro investment citizenship program before Montenegro joins the EU!
Significant Good News! Recently, the WorldWay Group has grandly introduced the newly approved investment citizenship project "Cruise Ship Hotel" by the Montenegrin government, located in the southern coastal tourist area of Montenegro, adjacent to the Adriatic Sea, with beautiful surroundings and excellent views. The project is an independent permanent property five-star hotel, with no holding period restrictions, freely transferable after the transfer, with a global limit of 252 quotas, first come, first served! By purchasing this hotel, investors can not only apply for the Montenegrin passport, an EU candidate country, for the whole family but also achieve a win-win situation of overseas property and overseas identity!
Additionally, the WorldWay Group, besides the grand introduction of the "Cruise Ship Hotel" project, also has the Montenegrin government-approved investment citizenship projects—The Westin Hotel, the Blezar Hotel, and the Budva 1450 Hotel, which are also currently popular projects in the immigration market, located in prime areas with various high-quality unit types available, highly sought after!
As a proactive promoter of European investment immigration projects, the WorldWay Group, which was among the first to promote the Montenegro investment citizenship program, maintains good interaction and cooperation with the Montenegrin government! In November 2019, the WorldWay Group, in collaboration with the Montenegrin Immigration Bureau and the Montenegrin Embassy in China, held simultaneous "Montenegro Investment Citizenship Project Grand Launch in China Press Conference and Launch Ceremony" in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Qingdao, and Hong Kong, introducing the highly anticipated Montenegro investment citizenship project to China, creating a sensation in the immigration industry! This marks the beginning of the promotion of the Montenegro investment citizenship project in China, and history will remember this significant event!
The WorldWay Group's senior executives and high-ranking Montenegrin officials jointly launched the "Montenegro Investment Citizenship Project's Entry into China" ceremony.
Immigrating to Montenegro and choosing the WorldWay Group, which has officially introduced the Montenegro investment citizenship project to China and maintains good interaction with the Montenegrin government, is a worry-free and reliable choice! For more details, please consult: Mainland China: 400-138-2929 Hong Kong: (852) 2802 8798
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