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Montenegrin officials asset disclosure scrutiny

Overview

High-ranking Montenegrin officials have come under scrutiny regarding their financial disclosures and asset holdings.

Supreme Court President Valentina Pavličić reported that her husband’s assets increased to approximately €136,000 through inheritance and firm shares. The disclosure noted that Pavličić did not permit the Anti-Corruption Agency (ASK) to audit the couple’s bank accounts. Additionally, Pavličić acquired a luxury BMW valued at €90,000 through a Judicial Council tender, citing security requirements.

Separately, Nebojša Đoković, the Montenegrin Ambassador to Serbia, released personal asset documentation to the media following reports that the ASK had not published his full financial data. His records include various properties in Podgorica, Nikšić, Danilovgrad, and Budva, as well as several vehicles and inherited cash.

Entities

Judicial Council · Anti‑Corruption Agency (ASK) · Vijesti · Predrag Pavličić · Valentina Pavličić

Timeline

  1. 19 days ago

    [POLITICS] 2 sources
    Montenegrin Ambassador Nebojša Đoković discloses asset records

    Montenegrin Ambassador to Serbia Nebojša Đoković has released asset records to clarify his holdings after reports suggested incomplete public disclosures by the Agency for the Prevention of Corruption.

  2. about 1 month ago

    [POLITICS] 2 sources
    Montenegro Supreme Court President Valentina Pavličić reports husband's €136,000 asset rise

    Montenegro Supreme Court President Valentina Pavličić disclosed her husband Predrag Pavličić’s €136,000 asset increase, refused bank‑account audit, and noted a €90,000 BMW purchase via a judicial tender.

Sources

otvoreno.me · verige.net