Ibrahimović discusses improving bilateral relations and Montenegro’s European path with the newly appointed ambassadors of Moldova and Egypt and the ambassador of Argentina

Deputy Prime Minister of Montenegro and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ervin Ibrahimović held separate meetings today with the newly appointed non-resident Ambassador of the Republic of Moldova to Montenegro, based in Bucharest, Mihai Micu; the newly appointed non-resident Ambassador of the Arab Republic of Egypt, based in Prague, Ashraf Ahmed Mahmoud Eldib; and the non-resident Ambassador of the Republic of Argentina, based in Belgrade, Osvaldo Marsico. Minister Ibrahimović congratulated the ambassadors on assuming their duties and wished them success in carrying out their diplomatic missions, expressing confidence that their engagement would contribute to further improving bilateral relations and strengthening Montenegro’s cooperation with the countries they represent. During his meeting with the Moldovan ambassador, Minister Ibrahimović emphasized the friendly relations between Montenegro and Moldova, confirming Montenegro’s readiness, as the most advanced candidate country for European Union membership, to share with its Moldovan partners the experience and knowledge gained during the accession negotiations. Ibrahimović also stressed that Montenegro, as a credible and reliable NATO member, values Moldova’s constructive cooperation with the Alliance. In his conversation with the Egyptian ambassador, Minister Ibrahimović noted that Egypt, owing to its rich history, geopolitical importance, and constructive role on the regional and international stage, holds a special place in Montenegro’s vision for developing cooperation with the African continent and the Arab world. Minister Ibrahimović thanked his interlocutors for the discussions and expressed confidence that their diplomatic engagement would contribute to the further development of friendly relations, stronger mutual understanding, and the opening of new opportunities for Montenegro’s cooperation with Moldova, Egypt, and Argentina.