Montenegro is ready to join the EU, according to the European Commission
Montenegro is ready for European Union membership, according to the European Commission. Accession negotiations could enter their final phase as early as this year, with the country potentially provisionally closing all remaining negotiating chapters. irozhlas.cz ↗
The European Commission rates Montenegro as the candidate country currently closest to joining the Union. According to its assessment, the country has fulfilled the conditions needed for further progress in the accession process. Independent ↗
Work is already underway in Podgorica on the accession treaty. Its preparation represents a further step before the negotiations themselves are concluded and the European Union member states subsequently make their decision. STVR (Spravy) ↗
Montenegro began accession negotiations with the Union in 2012. It has since opened all negotiating chapters, and has already provisionally closed some of them. To fully complete the process, however, it still has to fulfil the remaining conditions and obtain the consent of the member states.
If all the chapters can be closed by the end of the year, Montenegro could make significant progress toward signing the accession treaty. Actual membership, however, will require the completion of ratification processes in all member states as well as in Montenegro.
The European Commission has described the country as the most advanced among the membership candidates. Further developments will depend on the fulfilment of the remaining requirements and on the political decision of the member states.
The European Commission rates Montenegro as the candidate country currently closest to joining the Union. According to its assessment, the country has fulfilled the conditions needed for further progress in the accession process. Independent ↗
Work is already underway in Podgorica on the accession treaty. Its preparation represents a further step before the negotiations themselves are concluded and the European Union member states subsequently make their decision. STVR (Spravy) ↗
Montenegro began accession negotiations with the Union in 2012. It has since opened all negotiating chapters, and has already provisionally closed some of them. To fully complete the process, however, it still has to fulfil the remaining conditions and obtain the consent of the member states.
If all the chapters can be closed by the end of the year, Montenegro could make significant progress toward signing the accession treaty. Actual membership, however, will require the completion of ratification processes in all member states as well as in Montenegro.
The European Commission has described the country as the most advanced among the membership candidates. Further developments will depend on the fulfilment of the remaining requirements and on the political decision of the member states.
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Čierna Hora je podľa EK pripravená na vstup do Európskej únie, proces by sa mohol zavŕšiť už tento rok.
STVR (Spravy)
| 20:42 04.11.
The country of 630,000 on track to become the EU's 28th member state
Independent
| 16:41 04.11.
‚Blíží se do závěrečné fáze.‘ Černá Hora je připravena na členství v EU, míní Evropská komise
irozhlas.cz
| 15:23 04.11.
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