The President of Montenegro, Milo Djukanovic, has dissolved the Parliament and is ready to announce the date of early parliamentary elections, 3 days before the citizens turn to the ballot boxes to elect the country's new president.
According to the announcement of the Presidency, the decree for the dissolution of the Parliament of Montenegro was signed on the basis of article 92, point 3 of the Constitution of Montenegro.
Dritan Abazovic's government was ousted 7 months ago by a motion of no confidence, following the agreement the prime minister signed with the Serbian Orthodox Church.
Then, the majority proposed Miograd Llekic as the mandate for the creation of the new government, who failed to secure the support of 41 of the 81 deputies of the Parliament and to form the cabinet within 90 days.
The last parliamentary elections in Montenegro were held on August 30, 2020.