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ASTANA – Kazakhstan and Montenegro agreed to deepen political dialogue and broaden cooperation in trade, transport, logistics, tourism, education, and innovation during Montenegro’s President Jakov Milatović’s first official visit to Kazakhstan, which coincided with the 20th anniversary of diplomatic relations.
During talks on June 19, President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev described Montenegro as a reliable partner in the Balkans and voiced support for its European Union accession efforts. Milatović expressed confidence that Montenegro could join the bloc by 2028, saying that EU membership would create new opportunities for engagement with Kazakhstan, as reported by Akorda.
In a joint statement, the presidents emphasized the potential to expand economic ties and attract investment, identifying energy, infrastructure, digital technologies, and artificial intelligence as key areas for future collaboration. They also highlighted the strategic importance of the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route in strengthening connectivity between Asia and Europe.
Today, as part of the official visit of the President of Montenegro Jakov Milatović to Astana, the TV and Radio Complex of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan and Radio and Television of Montenegro (Radio-televizija Crne Gore, RTCG) have entered into a memorandum of mutual understanding and cooperation, Qazinform News Agency reports.
The first cooperation document between the Kazakh and Montenegrin media was signed by Deputy Director of the Kazakh President’s TV and Radio Complex Tlegen Abishev and General Director of RTCG Boris Raonić.
The document lays foundation for the development of bilateral cooperation in the areas of news exchange, joint coverage of events and activities, as well as for sharing the best practices and modern methods of media production.
Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev held talks with Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović in Astana, marking the first such visit in the 20 years since the establishment of bilateral relations between the two countries. At the conclusion of the meeting, they issued a joint statement outlining key areas of cooperation.
During the talks, Milatović praised the political reforms and economic modernization carried out in Kazakhstan through constitutional changes. In turn, Tokayev reaffirmed Astana’s support for Montenegro’s aspiration to join the EU as a full member and expressed confidence in the successful completion of the accession process.
The two sides plan to boost bilateral trade and direct investment, with transport and logistics high on the agenda.
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A lawyer for former CIA officer Joseph Assad has told BIRN that Montenegrin prosecutors exerted improper pressure on his client, including an explicit threat of prosecution, to force him to testify against defendants in the 2016 “coup plot” case.
The case concerned then opposition figures and others accused of taking part in an alleged Russian-backed plot to overthrow Montenegro’s pro-Western government during the elections in 2016. The case has since been dismissed by the courts and the prosecutors concerned are no longer in their posts.
Assad’s lawyer, Toby Cadman, of the London-based Guernica 37 Chambers law firm, told BIRN he had submitted a formal statement to Montenegrin authorities detailing the conduct.
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