Montenegro wants "national understanding" on Social Security reforms before the next elections

Montenegro's Prime Minister reiterated the commitment not to change Social Security in the current legislative term, but expressed the intention to achieve a "national understanding" on the system's reforms before the next elections. The head of Government seeks consensus among political parties to implement structural changes in the Social Security system that can survive future political changes.

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