No Joint Declaration Expected at Western Balkans Summit in Tivat
Tivat, Montenegro – A joint declaration is not anticipated at the upcoming Western Balkans summit, according to reports. Regional television channel EN-1, citing diplomatic sources, indicated that “The Tivat Declaration will not take place, and the reasons for this are not known.”
The summit, scheduled to convene in Tivat, will primarily address key policy areas including the European Union’s enlargement policy, regional stability within the Western Balkans, and the continued integration of the region into the EU. Discussions are expected to be led by French President Emmanuel Macron.
Yesterday, Robert Schuman announced the intention to gradually incorporate candidate countries into the European Union. The proposed document outlined a strategy for incremental integration, though its ultimate implementation remains uncertain. The absence of a formal declaration underscores a potential divergence in priorities among regional leaders.
The summit’s focus will center on navigating challenges and establishing a path forward for the Western Balkans’ relationship with the EU. Further developments are anticipated as the summit progresses.
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