Interview with the Deputy Speaker of the Parliament of Montenegro, Nikolle Camaj

The Vice-President of the Parliament of Montenegro, Nikollë Camaj, says that the involvement of a large number of political forces in the Montenegrin government will not hinder or change the Euro-Atlantic orientation of the country. In an interview for “Voice of America” he said that the inclusion of Albanians in the government of Montenegro is extremely important for the realization of those rights that have been denied to them for decades. In an interview for the Voice of America, the newly elected vice president of the Parliament of Montenegro, Nikollë Camaj, estimates that the involvement of a large number of political forces in the Montenegrin government will not prevent or change the Euro-Atlantic orientation of the country. Mr. Camaj said that the involvement of Albanians in the government of Montenegro is very important for the realization of those rights that have been denied to them for decades. “Taking important positions, whether in the government or parliament, is important for the implementation of those pre-election promises, but also for the inclusion of Albanians in power and taking responsibility for realizing those rights that have been promised to us for decades and which were signed on papers, but remained there. From the …

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Interview with the Deputy Speaker of the Parliament of Montenegro, Nikolle Camaj

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