Ibrahimović with Australia's ambassador: Strong support for Montenegro's European path and new opportunities for economic cooperation

The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ervin Ibrahimović, met with Australia's non-resident ambassador Peter Trasvel, discussing further enhancement of bilateral relations and opportunities to strengthen cooperation in areas of mutual interest. Minister Ibrahimović emphasized that Montenegro and Australia, despite geographical distance, share common values, commitment to democracy and freedom, and similar views on many international issues. He highlighted the importance of strengthening political dialogue and cooperation within multilateral forums. The conversation also focused on economic cooperation, investments, green economy, and renewable energy, noting significant potential for connecting business communities and developing concrete projects. Ambassador Trasvel confirmed that Montenegro can count on Australia's strong support for its European integration process, viewing it as an important framework for opening new business opportunities and strengthening economic ties. The anniversary of establishing diplomatic relations between Montenegro and Australia is seen as an important opportunity to further promote friendship, intensify political dialogue, and initiate new initiatives in areas of mutual interest.

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