Budva's 'Central Park' Project Sparks Political Debate
A proposed 'Central Park' project in Budva is facing political scrutiny, with accusations of lack of transparency and questionable financial arrangements.
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Montenegro is a candidate for European Union membership, a process that involves significant reforms across various sectors, including local governance and public administration. Debates around transparency and financial arrangements in municipal projects are common as the country aligns with EU standards.
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Budva's 'Central Park' Project Sparks Political Debate
First report 5h agoLast update 3h agoThe 'Central Park' project is transparent and follows proper procedures, with materials provided to councilors in advance.
The project has not been properly presented to councilors, and there are concerns about the financial viability of the private investor and the overall cost to citizens.
A new 'Central Park' is planned near 'TQ Plaza' in Budva, aiming for a New York-like ambiance, with construction costs estimated at 25 million euros.
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