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Montenegrin Prime Minister Milojko Spajic announced that reforms in the country would increase the average net wage level.

Spajic said analyses showed that the average net wage in the country would quickly rise from the current level of around 1,000 euros to more than 1,400 euros. Spajic said that once this level is reached, the figures in Greece, Bulgaria, Romania and Hungary would be surpassed.

Spajic said Croatia was the only real competitor in the region, emphasizing that Montenegro would soon join the European community together with it.

Addressing those in Munich, Vienna, Dublin, Zurich and Chicago, Spajic said: “You no longer have to choose between family and a good life. Come back. Montenegro is waiting for you; now it is time to live with the Euro model.”

British News Agency

 

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