Government of MontenegroGovernment
Montenegro · founded 1879
What it is
The Government of Montenegro is the executive branch of state authority in Montenegro, headed by the Prime Minister. Responsible for directing domestic and foreign policy, implementing national laws, and overseeing public administration, the cabinet is formally accountable to the Parliament of Montenegro. The institution traces its origins to 1879, when Prince Nikola I established the first modern Ministerial Council following the Congress of Berlin, while its contemporary framework as a sovereign republic's executive was instituted in 2006 upon the restoration of Montenegrin independence.
People
Budimir Aleksić
Deputy Prime Minister for Education, Science and Relations with Religious Communities
Milojko Spajić
Prime Minister · Prime Minister of Montenegro
Friedrich Merz
Federal Chancellor of Germany
Marta Kos
European Commissioner for Enlargement
Edin Jašarović
President of the Council of the Film Centre of Montenegro
Irena Ivanović
Member of the Council of the Film Centre of Montenegro
David Todorović
Member of the Council of the Film Centre of Montenegro
Irena Tatar
Council Member of the Film Centre of Montenegro
Bogić Rakočević
Council Member of the Film Centre of Montenegro
Maja Žunjić-Mitrović
Member of the Public Administration Reform Council
Ivan Medojević
Member of the Public Administration Reform Council
Milena Muk
Member of the Public Administration Reform Council
Radmila Ćapin
Council Member of the Center for Conservation and Archaeology
Slavica Milačić
Permanent Representative of Montenegro to the UN in Geneva
Sokolj Beganaj
National Coordinator
Events (15)
2026-10-29 Trade agreementMontenegro approves loan agreement with IBRD for WaSCA water security project
2026-10-28 OtherDeputy Prime Minister Budimir Aleksić Visits Islamic Cultural Center and Historic Sites in Bar
2026-10-26 OtherGovernment of Montenegro Amends Coordination Body for Velje Brdo Development Project
2026-10-01 Ambassador rotationProposal to Recall Permanent Representative of Montenegro to the UN in Geneva
