Italy–Montenegro Relations
Italy and Montenegro have cultivated a robust and multifaceted bilateral relationship since establishing diplomatic ties on 3 June 2006, following Italy's recognition of Montenegro's independence. This partnership spans political, economic, defense, and cultural domains, underpinned by shared membership in international organizations such as NATO, the Council of Europe, and the Union for the Mediterranean. Despite partnerships in various sectors, contrasting relations between the two countries have also been highlighted. Historical Background Italy–Montenegro relations can be described through three different periods that the relationship went through. During the medieval period, the Venetian Republic exercised control of the Adriatic. From the 15th century to the 18th century, coastal cities like Kotor, Budva, and the port town of Bar, Montenegro, Bar were under Venetian occupation. This period allowed for cultural exchange, including architectural, legal, and artistic influe ...
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Montenegro
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