Krivokapic's first official visit to Belgrade: Montenegrin PM arrives with advisers for 2-day visit

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A year after he was elected as prime minister of Montenegro, Zdravko Krivokapic will tomorrow arrive for his first, two-day visit to Serbia.

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According to Novosti, there will be no ministers in the Montenegrin delegation, instead the prime minister is coming only with his advisers.

The plan is for Krivokapic will meet with Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabic, at whose invitation he is coming to Belgrade, while President Aleksandar Vucic will organize a dinner for the guest from Podgorica.

Krivokapic will also deliver a lecture at the Institute for International Politics and Economy, and at the request from the Montenegrin side, he will pay tribute to late Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic.

Although it was expected that relations between Serbia and Montenegro - which had long been burdened by the tance of the former DPS regime of Milo Djukanovic towards Serbs and the Serbian Orthodox Church - would improve after the current government in Podgorica was formed, this did not happen.

It is expected that all open issues will be on the table during Krivokapic's visit, including the decision of Podgorica to expel our ambassador. Last week, the Montenegrin government established a platform for Krivokapic's visit, during which meetings with Serbia's top state officials are planned.

On the eve of the visit, Krivokapic said that during his stay in Belgrade, the Fundamental Agreement with the Serbian Orthodox Church would not be signed.

(Telegraf.rs)