AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 minutes agoEU Enlargement Momentum: Brussels held “Super Tuesday” steps for Albania, Montenegro, Moldova and Ukraine, with Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos saying Montenegro is among the most advanced and that technical work is moving fast even if final accession still takes years. Montenegro-EU Accession: Montenegro closed two more negotiation chapters, reaching 18 of 33, while Albania closed its first three—both tied to reform delivery that unlocks EU growth-plan funding. Ukraine-Southeast Europe Summit: Montenegro’s Deputy PM Filip Ivanović attended the Kyiv Declaration push for continued political, military and financial support to Ukraine; Serbia was the lone holdout, refusing to sign. Visa Policy Shift: Montenegro is preparing to end visa-free travel for Russians from Oct. 1 and may extend visas to Belarus and other countries, aligning with EU/Schengen requirements ahead of a planned 2028 EU bid. Public Health Crackdown: Five Western Balkan governments, including Montenegro, agreed to restrict smoking and e-cigarettes in public spaces, backed by a regional enforcement network.
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