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DJUKANOVIC BELIEVES IN MONTENEGRIN NEGOTIATORS, ANNOUNCES REFERENDUM

PODGORICA, Dec 25 (Hina) - Montenegrin President Milo Djukanovic has said he believes in experts representing Montenegro in talks with Serbia on the future of the Yugoslav federation. Upon the completion of the talks, the Montenegrin parliament will decide about organising a referendum, the media quoted Djukanovic as saying on Tuesday. "Once the talks are completed, which could happen in January, we will know what to do next. I am confident that the Montenegrin parliament will then decide to call a referendum, after which we could wrap up talks on the Montenegrin political scene on the conditions under which the referendum will be held," Djukanovic said. "We have embarked on the path of Europesation of Montenegro, and we will complete it successfully in the next several years, I hope not longer than ten," Djukanovic said, adding he saw Montenegro in a united Europe in 2010. "An important part of
PODGORICA, Dec 25 (Hina) - Montenegrin President Milo Djukanovic has said he believes in experts representing Montenegro in talks with Serbia on the future of the Yugoslav federation. Upon the completion of the talks, the Montenegrin parliament will decide about organising a referendum, the media quoted Djukanovic as saying on Tuesday. "Once the talks are completed, which could happen in January, we will know what to do next. I am confident that the Montenegrin parliament will then decide to call a referendum, after which we could wrap up talks on the Montenegrin political scene on the conditions under which the referendum will be held," Djukanovic said. "We have embarked on the path of Europesation of Montenegro, and we will complete it successfully in the next several years, I hope not longer than ten," Djukanovic said, adding he saw Montenegro in a united Europe in 2010. "An important part of the integration process is monetary integration and Montenegro has joined it by deciding to introduce the euro. The approval of central European monetary authorities for Montenegro to use the euro is a sign of faith that Montenegro will be an integral part of civilised Europe...," the Montenegrin president said. Serbian and Montenegrin experts met in Belgrade on Monday to start talks on future relations between the two republics. The talks, which are also attended by EU representatives, will resume on December 27 in Podgorica. Montenegrin Foreign Minister Branko Lukovac, one of the members of the Montenegrin expert team, said yesterday's talks were general and did not tackle individual stands on the proposals discussed. EU officials only observed the discussion. (hina) rml

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