Borovinić Bojović and Gutić: More Efficient System and More Accessible Support for Citizens, Along with Improved Communication with Local Governments

The Deputy Prime Minister of Montenegro for Health and Social Welfare, Dr. Jelena Borovinić Bojović, met with the Minister of Social Welfare, Family, and Demography, Damir Gutić. During the meeting, they analyzed the current state of social protection systems, with a special focus on improving cooperation and more efficient coordination in addressing issues important to citizens. Particular attention was given to the needs of the most vulnerable groups, including pensioners, socially disadvantaged citizens, persons with disabilities, children and families at risk of poverty, single parents, the elderly, and other users of the social protection system. They discussed the need for support to these categories to be timely, accessible, and better tailored to their actual needs. Emphasis was placed on improving communication and cooperation with local governments, considering their important role in recognizing citizens' needs and providing support at the local level. The meeting also covered the obligations of the Ministry within Montenegro's accession process to the European Union, with a focus on Chapter 19 – Social Policy and Employment. It was highlighted that the obligations under this chapter have been successfully fulfilled, and the next period is expected to see its swift closure, representing another important step for Montenegro on its path to EU membership. The upcoming period will focus on the implementation of remaining obligations within the Ministry's jurisdiction.

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