The Democratic Party of Socialists, DPS, is preparing a political platform and will offer it to the opposition. The platform suggests that the ruling coalition and majority of the opposition structures should work together on the reform of the electoral and other legislation, reported CdM.
According to sources close to CdM, this time there won’t be any form of a technical (transitional) government as was the case back in 2016, as this kind of a political project doesn’t provide the desired results. Now there will be working bodies established, consisting of the ruling coalition and the opposition, and those bodies will work in many areas as well as on the reform of legislation.
The project that the DPS has been preparing is in line with the requirements of the EU, that is, to have dialogue between the government and the opposition.
The DPS MP, Mr Miloš Nikolić, told CdM he would rather not speak about this topic in detail given the fact that it’s an issue that all the party’s bodies have to declare for, but noted that the DPS was definitely ready for a dialogue with the opposition.
Some opposition structures, on the other hand, these days mention the need for setting up the transitional government.
Mr Raško Konjević, SDP’s Deputy President and a member of the Montenegrin Parliament, said there would come to an election boycott in case they don’t set up the technical government, that is, the model acceptable for both sides.
But Montenegro’s President, Mr Milo Đukanović, recently made a point of being clear about this issue – there won’t be any transitional government, as the DPS has repeatedly urged the opposition for dialogue.
