The ANSA Agency and MINA, an information agency of Montenegro, have concluded a collaboration agreement
that provides the possibility for partners to use their respective information services for editorial use and the opportunity to develop joint commercial offers to their customers - media, institutions and companies - from their respective countries.
The signing of the agreement by the two Managing Directors took place virtually, in the presence of the
Ambassador of Italy to Montenegro Andreina Marsella and the Montenegrin Ambassador to Italy Milena Sofranac Ljubojevic.
Recalling the importance of a partnership "at all levels" between Italy and Montenegro, the Italian Ambassador in Podgorica Andreina Marsella stressed that "Montenegro by tradition and culture belongs to Europe but now it has to run the last mile to enter to be part of the European family ".
The agreement, he added, "is the best way to increase relations between the two countries and, in a world of information full of news but also of fake news, to fight against the latter."
The Montenegrin Ambassador to Rome, Milena Sofranac Ljubojevic, focused on the importance of sharing "correct and truthful" information, highlighting how today's signature is a "very important moment in the new cooperation between the two media", expression of a profound relationship between the respective countries.
The hope of her country's entry into the EU also came from the Montenegrin diplomat: "I would like to be a witness with you", she said, of "other agreements such as the entry of Montenegro into the European Union."
"We are very happy to establish this collaboration with ANSA", commented
the managing director of MINA, Jasa Jovicevic,
retracing the stages of the Montenegrin agency's growth over the last 20 years, particularly in the multimedia sector. video production is one of the fastest growing sectors.
"We believe that this relationship between MINA and ANSA serves to establish a greater flow of information and to jointly carry out projects that bring Italy and Montenegro closer together", he added, recalling the historical ties between the respective countries.
"The exchange of the respective news is essential for a better coverage of what is happening in the two countries"
said the CEO of the
.
"The agreement will also be an opportunity to enter into commercial agreements capable of promoting the visibility of Italian companies in Montenegro and vice versa".
