The 24th meeting of the Accession Conference with Montenegro last December 16 provisionally closed accession negotiations on chapters 3 (right of establishment and freedom to provide services), 4 (free movement of capital), 6 (company law), 11 (agriculture and rural development) and 13 (fisheries).
If necessary, the EU will revert to these chapters in due course.
Chapter 5 on public procurement was already provisionally closed at an earlier Accession Conference on 27 June 2025. Progress on alignment with the EU acquis, as well as on its implementation, will continue to be monitored throughout the negotiations.
Montenegro has opened all 33 negotiating chapters in its EU accession negotiations. With the provisional closure agreed today, 12 of these chapters have now been provisionally closed. According to the negotiating principles endorsed by the Accession Conference, agreements reached in the course of the negotiations on specific, even partial, chapters cannot be considered final until an overall agreement on all chapters has been reached.
Background
The European Union delegation was led by the Danish Minister for European Affairs, Marie Bjerre, on behalf of the Danish Presidency of the Council of the European Union, with the participation of Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos. Milojko Spajić, Prime Minister of Montenegro, led the Montenegrin delegation.
More information: Council of the EU
Publicaciones relacionadas:
The Commission proposes a free and secure data circulation zone between the EU and Brazil
New strategy to strengthen prosperity and security with India
The first EU-Egypt summit will be held in Brussels on 22 October
EU and Tajikistan held 11th Cooperation Council meeting in Brussels
Ministers and Vice-Ministers from seven Latin American countries set up the Latin American Internal Security Committee
Leave a Reply