Вице-премьер Черногории предупреждает: ЕС рискует «потерять доверие» без расширения
Черногория является фаворитом среди стран-кандидатов на вступление в ЕС и надеется завершить переговоры с Брюсселем о вступлении в следующем году. Заместитель премьер-министра Черногории предупреждает, что неспособность страны добиться вступления может подорвать авторитет ЕС.
ЧИТАТЬ ДАЛЕЕ : http://ru.euronews.com/2025/11/10/vice-premer-chernogorii-preduprezhdaet-es-riskuet-poteryat-doverie-bez-rasshireniya
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02:49Я бы сказал, что Европейская Униония наконец понимала, что унижение является одной из, если не лучшей,
02:56политикой, которую Европейская униония.
02:59Это на самом деле и основе Европейская Униония.
03:02И что унижение играет важную роль в трансформировании Европейской Унионии
03:07в геополитическом и геостратегическом игре.
03:10Поэтому Монтенегра очень внимательно поддерживает эту форму
03:15на самом деле Европейской Унионии.
03:17И мы надеемся, чтобы стать первым, следующим мемомером, как вы уже говорили,
03:21в Европейской Унионии.
03:22И поэтому мы говорим 28 в 28.
03:24Итак, 28 мемомерских штатов в 2028.
03:27Мы слышим, однако, в Европейской Унионии, особенно в Брюсселе,
03:30вопросы о процессе увеличения Европейской Унионии
03:35и потенциальные планы для новых мемомеров,
03:38без того, чтобы им иметь полный правильный голос.
03:42И это, я думаю, определенная ответственность
03:45в том, что некоторые страны уже внутри Европейской Унионии
03:47используют их правильные силы для защиты
03:48для защиты политической политики.
03:50Как вы чувствуете об этом?
03:52Вы считаете, что в 2028, Брюсселе бы сказать,
03:55что вы можете приехать в клуб,
03:57вы можете присоединиться в клуб,
03:58но вы не имеете полный правильный правиль,
04:01как все остальные мемомерские штаты имеют?
04:03Ну, я бы сказал, что слово «концерн»
04:06это один из ключевых слов здесь в Брюсселе,
04:08и мы слышим это от времени по времени
04:10на различные аспекты Европейской политики.
04:13Мы понимаем, конечно,
04:15что Европейская Униония
04:17имеет определенные нужды
04:18для себя реформирована.
04:20Но мы хотим,
04:22что этот процесс,
04:23без проблем с этим,
04:24будет идти в руках
04:25или в параллельном процессе
04:27для себя реформирована.
04:28Что мы хотим,
04:30что мы хотим,
04:31это полностью поддержка
04:32в Европейской Унионе,
04:34и это почему мы делаем
04:35все так-каклянные работы
04:37в том числе,
04:38чтобы квалифицировать
04:39и стать равным партнером
04:40на уровне.
04:41Но давайте скажем,
04:42что я понимаю,
04:43где эти вопросы
04:45происходят,
04:46но, например,
04:47Монтенегро
04:48за годы
04:49100% aligned
04:50с полицейской политикой
04:51и полицейской политики
04:52и продолжается быть.
04:54И мы действительно
04:55получим другим идеям
04:57и становимся
04:59регулярно обсерверсами
05:00в Советской Африи
05:01потому,
05:02если мы 100% aligned,
05:03почему не быть там
05:05без права
05:06чтобы быть в праву
05:07до того,
05:08чтобы мы получим
05:09партнером.
05:10Но мы ожидаем
05:11быть не менее
05:12полной партнером
05:13в Европейской Унионе.
05:14Вы говорите
05:15что вы 100% aligned
05:16с Европейской политикой.
05:17В результате
05:18многие буднии
05:19в Булкане
05:20не совсем.
05:21Это возможно
05:22для нового собственного
05:23решения.
05:24Would you be willing to be accepted initially without your full voting rights?
05:31I would say that this is hardly acceptable, especially since, as I said, for years we have been aligned and why we will not continue to be aligned.
05:40This is a very abstract and theoretical question.
05:44And, of course, we do not want to be victims of anybody else who thinks differently.
05:50So, so far Montenegro has been aligned, has given its contribution to every decision of the European Union regarding its foreign and security policy.
06:00And we actually want to contribute to it more actively and not more passively.
06:05Another idea that is making the rounds here in Brussels is this concept of a probation time where a new country would join and would be trialed, in a sense, for a certain amount of time, maybe months, maybe years.
06:18How would you feel about that?
06:20Well, we've been on trial for the past 13 years.
06:23And we'll be on trial until we close all negotiation chapters.
06:27So once we close the negotiation chapters, as far as I'm concerned, the trial is over.
06:32I'd like to ask you a little bit more about the report that the Commission has just put out.
06:39It does ask you to clamp down on some things and to advance some reforms.
06:43It includes media freedom.
06:44It includes things like more coordination between ministers, because you have quite a big government.
06:52And how are you looking to address these concerns?
06:55Well, let me tell you first that, as we said at the beginning, this is by far the best report that we have ever received.
07:02But, of course, it's not perfect.
07:03If it were perfect, we wouldn't be a candidate country.
07:06We would be already in the top five most advanced EU member states.
07:11So, of course, some work needs to be done.
07:13But there is no chapter in which we had any sort of regress or backsliding.
07:20But, of course, there are certain recommendations that we want to take into account, not just regarding the coordination between the ministries,
07:27but also regarding showing even more progress in those chapters that concern the fight against organized crime and corruption.
07:37We are expecting to have a track record in final verdicts very soon until we finish the negotiations.
07:44We will, of course, update and upgrade the legislative framework that regards freedom of expression, media pluralism, and so on and so on.
07:53But, as I said, all in all, I think this is a very good report.
07:59And it is basically very similar to those reports that certain countries that are now members of the EU used to get one or two or three years before they joined the European Union.
08:10And, as I said at the beginning, this report is not just an introduction to a successful intergovernmental conference by the end of this year,
08:17but it is also a blueprint for the things that we need and want to do by the end of 26.
08:23I'm going to ask you to perhaps wear your hat of foreign minister in answering this question.
08:28But how much of a geopolitical signal would it be if the EU were to accept Montenegro as a new country?
08:38And how much of a geopolitical cost would that be if the EU failed to do that swiftly?
08:47Answer to both of the questions is huge.
08:50So, it would be a huge gain for the European Union to finally prove that countries that do their job
08:56and that are actually willing to accede, can accede and can become members of the EU
09:01because, as I said, it is the best policy that the EU has ever had, the very substance of the European Union.
09:06Because if the enlargement does not happen, not just with Montenegro, but also with other candidate countries,
09:12then the very concept of European Union loses its credibility.
09:16It's not European, it's not Union anymore.
09:18So, with Montenegro, the European Union is going to prove its very name,
09:23it's going to prove its concept, it's going to prove its values, and it's going to prove its geopolitical status.
09:28However, if that does not happen, then it's a big loss, not just for Montenegro and Canadian countries,
09:35but for the European Union, because the European Union will then fail the promises and it will lose credibility.
09:43For us, it will be a devastating situation in which we are performing all the reforms
09:48and are not becoming members of the EU, and it will be a horrible signal to all other candidate countries
09:55because then they would understand that whatever they do is vain.
09:59And this is something that we cannot accept.
10:02Finally, Deputy Prime Minister, you come from a region where some countries have been in the waiting room for decades.
10:09Do you think it could be a pull factor, that is, could it send an important signal to the Western Balkans
10:16and encourage them to really accelerate their reforms if Montenegro were to join?
10:23Would it be a broader boost for that region of the world?
10:26As I previously said, if Montenegro does not join, it's going to be bad for the European Union,
10:31it's going to be bad for Montenegro, and it's going to send a very bad message to other candidate countries.
10:36And it works the other way around.
10:37And if Montenegro becomes a member of the EU according to the fair, strict, and merit-based approach
10:44that we fully support, and that has been also envisioned in the enlargement package that we saw,
10:51then, as I said, EU confirms its credibility and it boosts its geopolitical players' status.
11:00Of course, for us, it boosts our economy, rule of law, democracy, the feeling of our citizens that actually feel like they are there
11:10and they are knocking at the door.
11:11They just need this door to be open.
11:14And again, it will be a tremendously important message to all other candidate countries
11:18because it will prove that hard work and political dedication pays off, to put it in those terms.
11:30But it will also prove all other voices that are not very friendly towards the Western Balkans
11:35and not very friendly towards the European Union, that keep saying,
11:38whatever you do, you will not become a member of the EU.
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