Since 2013, IDLO’s work in Montenegro has focused on strengthening the country’s justice sector, ensuring it is accessible, accountable and responsive to people’s evolving needs.
We partner with national institutions to build capacity within the judiciary, strengthen the enforcement of competition laws, and support frameworks for alternative dispute resolution mechanisms, such as commercial mediation.
Over the years, these efforts have yielded notable results – enhancing training programmes for judges and prosecutors, fostering a fair business environment and promoting regional cooperation on legal matters to ensure alignment with international standards.
IDLO has also assisted the Government of Montenegro in promoting accessible and fair dispute resolution methods, equipping the country’s justice sector to resolve commercial conflicts efficiently and support economic growth.
These initiatives play a significant role in supporting Montenegro’s pathway to European Union accession by helping the country meet EU standards in judicial independence, institutional integrity and fair business practices.
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Stronger judicial cooperation across the Western Balkans region is crucial for countering serious crimes – notably money laundering, corruption, organized crime, cybercrime and war crimes – speakers underscored at the Third Regional Forum on Judicial Cooperation in Budva, Montenegro.
Students and scholars from 30 countries convened in Igalo, a coastal village in Montenegro, to study, discuss and exchange views on the rule of law at the European Union and Legal Reform Summer School in July 2019.
Competition is crucial to developing healthy and productive markets, strengthening the private sector, reducing poverty and promoting economic growth. However, it can be challenging to develop effective competition policy, especially in transition countries. In Montenegro, judges are hampered by insufficient knowledge of competition law, limited experience with related cases, and a lack of training.
IDLO together with the Government of Montenegro organized a Regional Forum on Judicial Cooperation in Criminal Matters in Bar, Montenegro from 14 – 15 December. The forum facilitated dialogue about cross-border judicial cooperation for effective criminal investigation in the region.
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Widely considered to improve the effectiveness of justice systems by helping both the State and litigants avoid the costs and delays of court procedures, alternative dispute resolution (ADR) is a commonly used mechanism to resolve conflicts in many countries.
On a recent trip to a Central Asian preliminary detention center, the custodians proudly showed us the new ventilation system to prevent from spread of TB – a cut-in window directly across the door.
Italian and Montenegrin justice sector counterparts and government representatives discussed enhancing public access to judicial information in commercial law cases and ways to further strengthen Italian-Montenegrin legal cooperation in a roundtable event held at IDLO’s headquarters in Rome.
