Branislav Micunovic

BELGRADE - There are no open issues between Serbia and Montenegro, and the two countries are committed to further development of good bilateral relations, Serbian PM Ana Brnabic said at a meeting with Montenegrin Ambassador to Belgrade Branislav Micunovic.

Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic received on Friday Ambassador of Montenegro to Serbia Branislav Micunovic.

Vucic recalled that during the official visit of Montenegrin Prime Minister Dusko Markovic in February "the good and friendly relations between the two countries were confirmed," the Serbian government said.

Relations between Serbia and Montenegro are "at the best level since their establishment in the 19th century," says Montenegrin Ambassador Branislav Micunovic.

He made the statement during a reception in Belgrade on Monday, held on the occasion of Montenegro's Statehood Day.

Djukanovic on Monday presented the five new ministers to the leaderhip of his ruling Democratic Party of Socialists, DPS after months of speculation about changes within the government.
 
It is expected that parliament will vote on the new Education, Culture, Health, Justice and Labour ministers at its session scheduled for Tuesday.

BELGRADE - Montenegro's new Ambassador to Belgrade Branislav Micunovic presented on Monday his leeter of credence to Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic and stated there were no standing issues between the two countries and that their mutual relations were continuously improving.