Initiative for annulment of the decision on the military range and declaration of Montenegrin Sinjajevina as a nature park

Civilian guards have been going on in Sinjajevina for 42 days now, making it impossible for an army exercise to be carried out on that mountain, which would include shooting, all with the goal of protecting the unique nature of that mountain and the livestock community living in it.

The citizens’ initiative Let’s Save Sinjajevina sent an initiative to Prime Minister-designate Zdravko Krivokapic and leaders of the coalitions “Peace is our nation” and “Black and white” Aleksa Becic and Dritan Abazovic to amend the Agreement on program priorities of the expert government, which would read – polygon and declaring the mountain a regional nature park.

“Today, the Montenegrin public is acquainted with the Agreement on the program priorities of the expert government, which includes 13 points, and which, according to the latest information, is not the final document. On this occasion, we address you with a proposal to supplement the mentioned document, which would be included as an item after item nine (9) which refers to the permanent ban on the construction of mini hydro power plants, and read: Annulment of the decision regional nature park “, they state in the announcement.

“We believe that it is necessary for the new agreement of the new government to cover the essential issue of establishing a military range on Mount Sinjajevina, which would represent the destruction of the unique ecosystem within the Tara River Biosphere Reserve under UNESCO protection, destruction of public goods invaluable for reconstruction and development of livestock.” and tourism in Montenegro, as well as violation of a number of international regulations that Montenegro is obliged to respect… We cordially greet you from Sinjajevina and ask you to respect our initiative “, conclude from Civic Initiative Save Sinjajevina.

Source: cdm.me

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