Miloš Đuričković criticizes Montenegrin government project announcements

Miloš Đuričković, a representative of the European Alliance, has criticized the Montenegrin government for prioritizing the announcement of projects over their actual completion. He claims the administration is using high-production video clips to present preliminary stages, such as issuing building permits and opening tenders, as major developmental achievements.

Đuričković noted that while previous administrations marked progress with the laying of foundation stones, the current government frequently announces the start of projects, including highway construction, multiple times without visible progress. He characterized the government's approach as an attempt to simulate results during an election year after three years in power.

Furthermore, the representative labeled the Velje brdo project a “fiasco” and referenced unfulfilled financial discussions involving billions of euros from Alabama and Japan. He concluded that the term “next year” has become a recurring theme for the government's delayed infrastructure plans.