Plenkovic: We have eight demands for Montenegro
Zagreb, October 20 (Hibya) - Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic announced that he had raised eight demands on which Croatia expects progress from Montenegro at a European Council meeting, adding that the Montenegrin government had made decisions on two of them today.
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic stated that he had clearly outlined eight demands on which Croatia expects Montenegro to make progress during the latest European Council meeting in Brussels.
Plenkovic said the Montenegrin government's latest decision addressed two demands concerning the memorial plaque in Morinj and the renaming of the swimming pool in Kotor.
Emphasizing that their expectations were not limited to these two issues, Plenkovic stated that discussions with Montenegro would continue and that efforts would be made to raise awareness of the importance of resolving matters related to shared values and good-neighborly relations.
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