At least 76 Montenegrin citizens have been evacuated from the Middle East, with over 160 requesting return to Montenegro. A charter flight from the UAE is being considered to facilitate further evacuations.

Montenegro's Ministry of Foreign Affairs is planning a second evacuation flight from the Middle East, scheduled for March 4, to bring back approximately 160 Montenegrin citizens from the UAE.

Ninety-three Montenegrin citizens requested assistance from the country's diplomatic and consular missions for their return from several Middle Eastern countries.

Europol announced the dismantling of an international criminal network involved in laundering cocaine profits for Italian mafia organizations Camorra and Ndrangheta, leading to the arrest of three Montenegrin citizens on the French Riviera and four others in Italy.

How many Montenegrin citizens are awaiting evacuation from the Middle East?

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Montenegro reported that 93 Montenegrin citizens requested assistance to return from Jordan, Oman, Qatar, UAE, Iran, and Egypt.

Numerous citizens in Montenegro have expressed dissatisfaction with their high January electricity bills, filing complaints with Elektroprivreda Crne Gore (EPCG). The majority of these complaints have been rejected as unfounded.

The Ministry of Defense in Montenegro has issued a public call for the recruitment of 34 individuals, requiring candidates to meet general legal conditions including Montenegrin citizenship, appropriate education, and physical and psychological fitness.

A promotional video has been released to inform Montenegrin citizens about the country's EU accession process, opportunities offered by the Union, current EU programs, tenders, funds, and citizens' rights and obligations.

Montenegro's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has assisted 93 Montenegrin citizens seeking to return from various Middle Eastern countries including Jordan, Oman, Qatar, UAE, Iran, and Egypt.