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Montenegro

Montenegro signed the Helsinki Final Act in 2006 following independence. The country had previously been part of a State Union with Serbia, and of Yugoslavia before that, an original signatory of the 1975 Helsinki Final Act. The OSCE Mission to Montenegro was established in 2006. Montenegro is represented by a Permanent Mission to the OSCE in Vienna.

Quick facts

Capital

Podgorica

Participating since

2006

Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Permanent Mission of Montenegro to the OSCE

Delegation to the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly

Delegation to the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly

Highlights

Two small desk banners—Montenegro’s red flag with a gold emblem and a white OSCE banner—stand on a window ledge with a blurred city street in the background.
Homepage

OSCE Mission to Montenegro

Established on 29 June 2006, the Mission assists Montenegro with its reform agenda and helps it further strengthen its democratic development.

Statements and speeches

From the Permanent Mission of Montenegro to the OSCE

Access statements and speeches delivered during the Permanent Council and the Forum for Security Co-operation.

Statements and speeches

Elections

Election observation

Visit the election calendar to learn more about ODIHR election activities in Montenegro. Upcoming election dates are tentative and may be subject to change.

Elections calendar

Projects

Supported through voluntary contributions by Montenegro

Projects

Contact

Permanent Mission of Montenegro to the OSCE

Permanent Mission of Montenegro to the OSCE

Nibelungengasse 13
1010 Vienna
Austria

Email: osce@mfa.gov.me
Phone: +43 1 715 31 02
Fax: +43 1 715 31 02 20