Budva's 'Central Park' Project Sparks Controversy
A proposed 25 million euro 'Central Park' project in Budva, Montenegro, is facing criticism regarding transparency, financial viability, and its impact on citizens.
Background
Montenegro, a candidate for European Union membership, is undergoing reforms across various sectors. Local governance and urban development projects frequently spark public debate, often centered on issues of transparency, financial management, and environmental impact. These discussions highlight ongoing efforts to strengthen democratic processes and civic engagement.
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Budva's 'Central Park' Project Sparks Controversy and Debate
First report 20h agoLast update 18h agoCritics argue the project lacks transparency, with councilors allegedly not receiving adequate information before expected approval, and question the financial sense of partnering with a company in deficit.
The project involves building on a 5,087 sqm area, with a significant portion owned by a private company, and the total construction cost is estimated at 25 million euros.
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