Montenegro took over the rotating presidency of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe in Strasbourg, France on the 10th for a term of 6 months. This is the first time that Montenegro has held this position since joining the Council of Europe in 2007. According to information released by the European Commission on the 10th, Montenegro took over the rotating presidency of Monaco at a meeting attended by representatives of 46 member states of the European Commission. Montenegro's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ibrahimović explained Montenegro's three priorities during its presidency, namely promoting democratic development in the digital age, promoting equality and protecting basic rights, and maintaining democratic security by strengthening the rule of law and the administration of justice.

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