Part of the campaign is being implemented in cooperation with the Ministry of Interior – Police Directorate, Customs Administration, Ministry of Health and the Clinical Center of Montenegro, Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation, as well as local government units. The focus is on areas that citizens, research, and strategic documents have identified as the most vulnerable to corruption risks: healthcare, education, borders and customs, and local services.

“Montenegro Free From Corruption” is focused on areas that directly impact citizens’ daily lives:

• Better and more accessible healthcare services,
• Fairer and higher-quality education,
• Safer borders and customs,
• More efficient municipal services.

In the coming months, a series of joint activities will be carried out to raise awareness about the harmful effects of corruption, establish channels for reporting irregularities, and implement procedures for acting upon reports.

“The fight against corruption is an investment in trust – trust in a society of accountable institutions that, through joint work and engagement, send a clear message that corruption is unacceptable and harmful to societal development. This is the vision of a Montenegro freed from obstacles that hinder progress,” stated from the Agency.

Free from corruption.