The Montenegrin government has formally proposed four new ministers to the parliament, marking the next step in a cabinet restructuring that began months ago.
Their exits left key portfolios vacant, prompting the current administration to seek replacements to stabilize the government's legislative majority and operational capacity.
The proposed ministers are scheduled to face questioning from lawmakers during a special session of the parliament.
This hearing is a critical procedural hurdle, as the opposition has previously criticized the government's competence and stability.