Statement on Personnel Matters from the 142nd Session of the Government of Montenegro

Material 20. Draft platform on the participation of the Minister of Social Welfare, Family Care and Demography, Damir Gutić, and the delegation at the World Summit “Investing in Children’s Well-Being: A Path Towards Sustainable and Equitable Development for Future Generations” in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, to be held from 21–22 [date unspecified]. Material 26. Proposal to grant consent to Primary School “Vlado Milić” in Podgorica to lease real estate registered in Property Register No. 372, Municipality of Podgorica, owned by Montenegro. Material 27. Request for consent to the Decision supplementing the Decision establishing coefficients for calculating the salaries of employees at the University Sports and Cultural Centre LLC, adopted by the Board of Directors of the University of Montenegro. Material 28. Questions and proposals. 28.1. Draft rulebook amending and supplementing the Rulebook on the Internal Organisation and Job Classification of the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management. 28.2. Information on unspent funds in the 2026 Capital Budget of the Ministry of Public Works, with a proposal to redirect them to other capital projects. 28.3. Information on the conclusion of a Memorandum of Understanding between the Investment Agency of Montenegro and Siemens Energy LLC. 28.12. Draft platform for the participation of the Deputy Prime Minister of Montenegro for the Political System, Justice and Anti-Corruption, M.Sc. Momo Koprivica, in the high-level panel “From Commitment to Reform: Strengthening Independent and Effective Integrity Systems in Southeast Europe,” within the Berlin Process on combating corruption, Tirana, Republic of Albania, 15 [date unspecified]. 28.13. Draft decision amending and supplementing the Decision establishing the Council for Public Investments. IV. FOR INFORMATION — Report on the participation of the Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Policy, Niko Gjeloshaj, at the conference “Partnership for Change: Women Transforming Systems — Advancing the Pristina Principles 2026–2035,” Pristina, Republic of Kosovo, 1–3 [date unspecified].

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