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Policy of Agriculture and rural development includes several main elements:
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- Consolidated domestic support policy (…) Measures of rural development relate to payments directed at investments in farms aimed at improving quality of products, development of organic production, diversification of production, strengthening of processing on farms and others. (...)
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Montenegro is a member of the General Fisheries Commission for the Mediterranean (GFCM) and is in process for the accession to the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (ICCAT).

Montenegro's policy in the field of fisheries is very dedicated to protect marine resources and establish a system based on sustainable fisheries, the protection of marine biodiversity and the suppression of illegal unreported and unregulated fisheries (IUU fisheries). Therefore, we absolutely support the abolition of subsidies that support IUU fisheries and adversely affect already overexploited fish resources. (...) with constant awareness of the importance of sustainable fisheries and the protection of marine resources.

The strategy with the forest development and forestry development plan with the Action Plan has been adopted in 2014, in which guidelines are given how to improve and valorize this important natural resource. In 2017, year is begun with the reform of the organization and system of forest management in cooperation with international experts and it is expected that the new concept will start with the realization in 2018.

The commitment of Montenegro to sustainable development is of great importance to tourism. The National Strategy for Sustainable Development until 2030 was adopted in 2016 and its aim is to improve national policy of sustainable development by setting up a comprehensive framework for national response to challenges which will be faced on the path to sustainable development of the Montenegrin society until 2030 (...)

Using the Adriatic Sea as our main resource, we include as one of our advantages the growth of nautical tourism (…) It is also planned preparation of the Strategy for Sustainable Development of Nautical Tourism.

The valorisation of cultural heritage is also one of a number of priorities and the activities with a view to selecting the author for the development of the Strategy of Development of Cultural Tourism with an Action Plan until 2023 are ongoing. (...) This segment also includes ongoing activities through (…) Paradores de Turismo, aimed at valorisation of fortresses from different periods on sustainable bases. (...)

We should also note the existence of five national parks and other protected natural sites, water abundance, which are good preconditions for the growth of nature-based tourism. (…)

At the Fourth Summit of the Presidents of the Western Balkans Six (WB6), held in Trieste, on 12 July 2017, the Prime Minister of Montenegro signed the Agreement on the establishment of the transport community (…) The agreement on establishment of the transport community in the Western Balkans region will serve for (...) including better addressing the challenges and needs of environmental protection and the fight against climate change, enable the development of the transport sector in a sustainable way, (...)

The Ministry of Transport and Maritime Affairs has drafted the Transport Development Strategy 2018-2035, which (…) coordinates the national system with the European standards of sustainable development and ensures the respect of the socio-economic needs of the population. (...)