Dancila leaves Wednesday in Montenegro, then in Macedonia

Prime Minister Viorica Dancila said at the beginning of the government meeting on Tuesday that she was traveling on the Western Balkans on Wednesday, July 25. More specifically, the Prime Minister will conduct a series of official visits to Montenegro and Macedonia.

"During these visits, we will strive to reconfirm bilateral relations and ensure regional stability and security."

The next few days will be the European agenda of both countries, given the importance that Romania will give to stability in the region, during his tenure as President of the Council of Europe. European Union, "said Viorica Dancila, who has been a member of the EU since 2005 but has not joined the accession negotiations, and one of the reasons was the dispute that the Skopje and EU leaders Athens had about the name of the former Yugoslav state.Last month, the two states agreed that the former Yugoslav republic would be called "Northern Macedonia." In these circumstances, Greece announced that it no longer opposed the accession of Macedonia to the EU and NATO.

Montenegro also submitted its request for a accession to the EU in 2010. The country is already in NATO and has attracted worldwide attention after President Do nald Trump said the people who lived there could start World War III

"These are very aggressive people (Montenegrins – n.red. to do something aggressive, and, congratulations, we are in the third world war, "said Trump.In response, several Montenegrin citizens told CNN that the word can not be that. Trump expresses badly, or has no idea what he is talking about

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