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"Montenegro has been a candidate country for accession to the EU since December 2010. On 9 December 2011 the Council concluded that accession negotiations could be opened in June 2012, on condition that the country had made sufficient progress in implementing reforms, particularly with regard to the rule of law and fundamental rights. The main challenges for Montenegro involve the fight against corruption and organised crime, reform of its judicial system and public administration, and the creation of sustainable economic growth for the country’s recovery following the recession of 2009. Montenegro continues to apply the stabilisation and association agreement without any problems. Important laws have been adopted and the dialogue with the EU institutions and civil society has been further improved in line with the EU
. Progress has been made in science and research, audiovisual policies, public procurement and company law. However, Montenegro still has significant challenges before it in the adoption and implementation of the necessary legislation, in order to ensure alignment with the
in key sectors such as social policy and employment, regional policy, environment, competition, financial control, the free movement of goods, intellectual property protection, agricultural policy, food safety, fisheries, justice, freedom and security."@en1
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