MERS: First session of the Founding Assembly of the Limited Liability Company for Managing the Ulcinj Salina Nature Park Held

Minister Ćulafić: Another concrete step for Ulcinj Salina. The first session of the Founding Assembly of the Limited Liability Company for Managing the Ulcinj Salina Nature Park was held at the Ministry of Ecology, Sustainable Development and Northern Development. Minister Damjan Ćulafić recalled that the Decision on proclaiming the Nature Park was additionally amended and supplemented at the end of 2025. In his opening remarks, the minister emphasized the importance of establishing a functional and sustainable management body, which is one of the key prerequisites for the long-term preservation of the area, implementation of protection measures, and fulfillment of Montenegro’s obligations in the European Union accession process. The Founding Agreement for the Company for Managing the Ulcinj Salina Nature Park was concluded, creating the conditions for establishing a joint management structure. At the session, the president of the company’s Assembly was elected and the Statute of the Limited Liability Company for Managing the Ulcinj Salina Nature Park was adopted. The Statute had previously received the approval of the Government of Montenegro and the Municipality of Ulcinj, as the company’s founders. The meeting emphasized the need to hold the next session of the company’s Assembly as soon as possible in order to elect the Board of Directors, which, in accordance with Article 20 of the Agreement, falls under the authority of the company’s Assembly, and to adopt other documents necessary for the company’s registration. In conclusion, Minister Ćulafić said that establishing a fully operational and functional management body as soon as possible is one of the most important agreements in the process of closing Chapter 27.

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