Ambassador of Montenegro to Serbia, Mr Tarzan Milošević, expects authorities and the media in Serbia to lower tensions over current events after the adoption of the religious freedom law. According to him, politicians must refrain from harsh rhetoric and keep in mind what kind of messages they send, reminding that dialogue is the best solution. Mr Milošević said that we will all pass away but Montenegro and Serbia, as independent mutually recognized states, are eternal, and added that he hoped they would always be on the same side.
“Dialogue represents the best solution and efforts should be made in favor of what we are doing together with Serbia as an important foreign trade partner, with whom we have good economic relations, joint projects and regional initiatives, as well as intensive cooperation in the field of European integration,“ he told in an interview with Mondo.
According to him, the Government of Montenegro, led by Prime Minister Duško Marković, is trying to implement a policy that will contribute to the stability of the region, while good neighborly relations represent one of the three pillars of Montenegro’s foreign policy.
“Even though the relations between the two countries are currently tense, Montenegro remains committed to developing good neighborly relations with the Republic of Serbia that are based on real interests, economic, geographical and political orientation towards each other,“ Mr Milošević said.
He stressed that as a diplomatic representative of Montenegro, he would do everything to bolster relations with Serbia.
