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National challenges and strategies

Since the break-up of Yugoslavia in 1991, Montenegro has faced political and economic transitions, regional conflict, economic sanctions and NATO interventions. Montenegrins continue to suffer a major identity crisis, with opinion divided with respect to the independent status of the Republic. Within this context, two strategic objectives have been driving reform: the EU accession process and independence. 2006 is a critical year for the republic. As of 21 May, the independence process has begun. As this process unfolds, along with the challenge of acceding to the EU, the progress of Montenegro towards modern liberal democracy will largely depend on its ability to effectively pursue reform.

Related Subject(s): Economic and Social Development
Countries: Montenegro
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