“Estonia will continue its diplomatic efforts, in particular at the EU summit in March, to discuss the future enlargement of the Union, as it will set the tone for the whole of the Western Balkans. Our Prime Minister and Government are working hard to achieve positive results for the region, ”said the Estonian Head of State. Estonia is also ready to share its reform experience with Montenegro, especially in critical areas such as the rule of law, democratic institution-building and digital development, President Kaljulaid added.
The discussion also focused on cybersecurity, as Montenegro is about to join the NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence. “But our cyber collaboration is not limited to the centre of excellence. Estonian companies CybExer and DefSecIntel have concrete proposals to develop Montenegro's capacity at the grassroots level, ”President Kaljulaid explained. The Estonian Head of State also thanked the President of Montenegro for the contribution to the NATO eFP in Latvia.
President of Montenegro Milo Djukanović is on an official one-day visit to Estonia today, during which he will also meet with Prime Minister Jüri Ratas and visit the NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence, the e-Estonia Briefing Center and the E-State Academy.
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