MontenegroFormer Montenegrin President Đukanović Refuses to Testify on Telekom Privatization
Former Montenegrin President Milo Đukanović refused to answer questions in court regarding the privatization of Telekom, citing an illegal procedure, while critics question his commitment to transparency and rule of law.
Background
Montenegro, a Balkan nation, has been undergoing a complex transition since gaining independence, marked by efforts towards EU integration and combating corruption. The privatization of state assets has been a recurring theme, often scrutinized for transparency and adherence to legal procedures. This context highlights ongoing challenges in strengthening the rule of law and accountability.
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Former President Đukanović Refuses to Testify on Telekom Privatization
First report 15h agoLast update 2h agoCritics and politicians question Đukanović's refusal to testify, suggesting it undermines his claims about institutions and transparency, and call for further investigation into the privatization.
The government asserts its commitment to the rule of law and non-interference in the judiciary, supporting state organs that protect Montenegro's assets from corruption.
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