Šćepanović – Romann: Strong support from Germany to Montenegro through a new phase of police cooperation and digitalization

This first official visit of the Director of the Police Directorate of Montenegro to the Federal Police Presidium in Potsdam, at the invitation of its president, represents a clear confirmation of a high level of mutual respect and trust, as well as the importance of the partnership between the two countries. During constructive discussions at the headquarters of the Federal Police in Potsdam, key security challenges were considered, and further directions for intensifying operational and strategic cooperation in combating organized, cross-border crime and illegal migration were defined. The German side confirmed its readiness to continue providing strong support to the Police Directorate of Montenegro in strengthening police capacities, adopting European standards, modernizing services, and in the process of Montenegro's European integration and fulfilling security and rule of law obligations. Director Šćepanović emphasized that the existing support from the Federal Republic of Germany is of particular importance for the development of Montenegrin police through training, equipment, professional support, and joint activities, and that the Police Directorate will continue to develop cooperation with German partners based on mutual trust and concrete results. This visit to Germany at this level is an important step in continuing the strong support of German partners for the development of Montenegrin police and Montenegro's European path, as well as a confirmation of the joint commitment to further strengthening security, police capacities, and European standards. Director Šćepanović thanked Dr. Romann and the Federal Police of Germany for their trust and continuous support, emphasizing that the Police Directorate will continue to contribute to the further development of partnership with German police, based on concrete results, joint activities, and an effective response to modern security challenges.