Montenegrin president launches political consultations on new cabinet
09/10/2006
PODGORICA, Montenegro -- President Filip Vujanovic began consultations Monday (October 9th) with the parliamentary parties, aimed at naming a new prime minister-designate and forming a new government. After Vujanovic gives the mandate to a premier-designate, parliament has 60 days to vote on his or her proposal for a new cabinet. Last week, leaders of the Democratic Party of Socialists, which won the September 10th parliamentary elections, suggested the party would make Justice Minister Zeljko Sturanovic its prime minister-designate. (Pobjeda, Vijesti - 09/10/06)
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