Ibrahimović opened the Office of the Embassy of Montenegro in the Kingdom of Belgium based in Luxembourg: New incentive for the partnership between Montenegro and Luxembourg

The Deputy Prime Minister of Montenegro and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ervin Ibrahimović, and the Deputy Prime Minister of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Xavier Bettel, officially opened the Office of the Embassy of Montenegro in the Kingdom of Belgium, based in Luxembourg, further confirming their shared commitment to enhancing friendly and partnership relations between the two countries. In his address, Minister Ibrahimović assessed that opening this diplomatic office represents an important step in developing bilateral relations and provides a new platform for intensifying political dialogue, strengthening economic cooperation, and better connecting institutions and citizens of Montenegro and Luxembourg. He highlighted that the ceremony holds special symbolism, as it takes place in the year marking twenty years since the establishment of diplomatic relations between Montenegro and Luxembourg, as well as two decades since Montenegro's independence was restored. Ibrahimović thanked Luxembourg for its continuous and strong support for Montenegro's European integration, emphasizing that Luxembourg is a partner that consistently supports the EU enlargement policy based on individual merits and recognizes Montenegro's reform progress. 'We are encouraged by the fact that we have a reliable partner in Luxembourg who believes in Montenegro's European future,' said Ibrahimović, stressing that Montenegro remains fully committed to implementing reforms and achieving its key foreign policy goal – full EU membership. He also pointed out the importance of joint actions among NATO allies in times of complex geopolitical challenges, through maintaining peace, security, and effective multilateral cooperation.