Spajic: Our priority is for people to stay in the country and build their future here
Podgorica, October 17 (Hibya) - Montenegrin Prime Minister Milojko Spajic said during a meeting with the World Bank that his government is working to strengthen the country's economic and social structure, encourage the return of citizens who have emigrated abroad and improve living standards for young people.
Montenegrin Prime Minister Milojko Spajic highlighted remarks made by World Bank Managing Director of Operations Anna Bjerde at a meeting in Bangkok, where she stated that when a country loses its people, it also loses its identity.
Spajic said that creating conditions that enable people to remain in Montenegro and build their futures in the country is one of the government's fundamental policy priorities.
Expressing confidence in the Euro Model policy to achieve this goal, Spajic noted that the approach would not only preserve the economic structure but also encourage citizens living abroad to return and improve the living standards of educated young people.
Spajic emphasized that local expertise, a European perspective and development investments form the foundation of a developed, European Montenegro.
Stating that the World Bank would be a reliable partner in this process, Spajic announced that development discussions in the energy, tourism and airport sectors would continue, while potential support from the International Finance Corporation (IFC) for large-scale projects was also being considered.
British News Agency
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