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Montenegro to Host Historic EU-Western Balkans Summit in 2026
The historic summit between the European Union and the Western Balkans will take place on June 1, 2026, in Montenegro, under the auspices of President Jakov Milatović. This significant diplomatic event is expected to bring together leaders from all EU member states, marking it as one of the largest gatherings of its kind in Europe next year.
The decision by the European Council to host the summit in Montenegro serves as a strong political message and an acknowledgment of the progress the country has made in its European integration efforts. According to a statement from the President’s Cabinet, this event signifies that the Western Balkans has a place in Europe’s future, reinforcing Montenegro’s role as a credible partner committed to regional stability and development.
The recent report from the European Commission indicates that Montenegro could potentially become an EU member by 2028. President Milatović emphasized that the strategic goal is to build a European, modern, and strong state that serves the interests of all its citizens. He noted that the current objectives facing institutions must be achieved, with a primary focus on implementing reforms and actions aimed at constructing a modern society with a robust economy.
The organization of the summit in Montenegro also carries symbolic significance. It coincides with the 20th anniversary of the country’s renewed independence. The summit will address future EU expansion, a new investment plan, and the integration of the region into a unified European market. This occasion presents an opportunity for Montenegro to receive formal confirmation of its potential accession to the EU by 2028, thereby strengthening its political, economic, and security ties with EU member states.
The upcoming EU-Western Balkans summit, along with the arrival of European leaders in Montenegro, will send a message of trust in the country’s stability, institutions, and the results of its ongoing efforts. President Milatović reiterated the commitment to completing the necessary steps to build a modern society and a strong economy. The focus on daily progress reflects Montenegro’s determination to solidify its place within the broader European framework.
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