Montenegro's Three Demarket Options

Since Montenegro's Parliament has ratified the Demarket Agreement with Kosovo based on the agreement reached in 2015, it can be changed in three ways.

But how many are possible?

On Wednesday, it is envisioned for Kosovo's Assembly to meet at a session whose main reason will be ratification of the Demarcation Law with Montenegro, after the ruling coalition parties P DK, AAK, NISMA and AKR agreed together with the opposition party LDK for the final form of the bill.

The ruling coalition agreed to the LDK's condition that part of the bill not be the Commission's report on Decenting the Border, which, at Ramush Haradinaj's arrival at the helm of the government with speed at the head of this commission, drafted a report under which agreement between Kosovo and Montenegro loses territory. The report thus remained only as <x0orient” for MPs.

But along with the report as orientation, statements were introduced between President Hashim Thaci and Montenegrin Filip Vujanovic, under which the two states agree to review the agreement on the basis of possible findings.

And since this agreement on two presidents will be part of the Law, which is expected to be ratified on Wednesday in the Kosovo Assembly, Montenegro's Parliament will not deal with this agreement.

Montenegro's Parliament, according to Insider's announcement, has disclosed what their approach will be in relation to the agreement signed by their president with the president of Kosovo.

Montenegro's Office for Media of the Parliament has indicated that this agreement will not go to the Assembly at all.

Montenegro's “Framework, in accordance with its defined competencies under the Constitution and Framework of Montenegro's Parliament, ratifys international agreements and has thus adopted the Law for Ratification of the State Border Agreement between Montenegro and the Republic of Kosovo, with December 25, 2015”, said in response to the Kosovo Assembly.

That is why Montenegro's Parliament, the issue of demarcation with Kosovo, turns out to be a job done after they have ratified the agreement four months after it was signed on 26 August 2015 in Vienna. It was signed by Hashim Thaci in the quality of Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Isa Mustafa in the quality of Prime Minister and Skender Hyseni in the quality of Interior Minister.

The Kosovo Assembly on the other side had not been able to ratify this agreement, as the opposition parties of the time -- AAK, NISMA and Vetevendosje Movement -- prevented its behaviour in the Assembly through tear gas shooting in the Assembly.

Do not ratify this agreement, there has been an opportunity for the country to go to extraordinary elections, as party no-confidence motion NISMA also found support from PDK deputies, who were in coalition with the LDK.

Now when Haradinaj is prime minister, he is calling for the same agreement to be voted, but with Bulqi's “report as orientation” and the agreement between the two presidents.

But what is the value of this agreement in Montenegro and what are the obligations that Montenegro's Parliament can take from this agreement.

Montenegro's Office for Media in the Parliament told Insider that this agreement between the two presidents is not an agreement that forces the change of the law ratified by them, which, according to Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj and the <x0->raport of Bulicqi”, loses Kosovo 8 thousand hectares of land, known as Chuckor and the Selip Tower.

However, according to Montenegro's decision, their law could be amended only if the Montenegrin government proposes its change. And the border can only change if mistakes are found in the August 2015 agreement, following the work of both commissions.

“in line with the Constitution of Montenegro, Montenegro's government is competent to manage with domestic and foreign policy, and Montenegro's president represents Montenegro in the country and abroad. Montenegro's constitution says that the Government, an MP or 6 thousand voters through an authorised representative, have the right to propose laws -- hence, proposals for the adoption of international agreements” -- are said to be responding to Montenegro's Parliament for Inseder.

But for that to happen, the Kosovo Parliament must ratify the demarcation and then the commissions start setting the border between the two states by reviewing possible mistakes. /Insider