Draft:Government of Montenegro, 2008

Government of Montenegro Announces Visa-Free Travel Agreement with Russia

Podgorica, Montenegro – [Date, 2008]

The Government of Montenegro is pleased to announce the establishment of a visa-free travel regime between Montenegro and the Russian Federation, effective immediately. This landmark agreement, signed by representatives of both nations, marks a significant step in strengthening bilateral relations and fostering greater cultural, economic, and tourism exchanges between the two countries.

Under the new visa-free regime, citizens of Montenegro and Russia will be able to travel between the two nations for short stays without the need for a visa. This agreement reflects the close historical ties and mutual trust shared by Montenegro and Russia, as well as the commitment of both governments to promote people-to-people connections and enhance cooperation in various fields.

Montenegro’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, [Name], stated, “This agreement is a testament to the strong and friendly relations between Montenegro and Russia. We believe that the visa-free regime will not only boost tourism but also create new opportunities for business and cultural exchanges, benefiting both nations.”

The visa-free regime is expected to significantly increase the number of Russian tourists visiting Montenegro, which has already become a popular destination for its stunning Adriatic coastline, rich cultural heritage, and warm hospitality. Similarly, Montenegrin citizens will have greater ease in traveling to Russia for tourism, business, or personal purposes.

The Government of Montenegro remains committed to expanding its international partnerships and creating opportunities for its citizens. This agreement with Russia is a key milestone in Montenegro’s efforts to integrate into the global community while maintaining strong ties with its traditional allies.