Ambassador: ‘I hope that in the near future citizens of Montenegro will be able to enter Azerbaijan without a visa’

“I hope that in the near future citizens of Montenegro will be able to enter Azerbaijan without a visa as well so that more of them can see for themselves how beautiful and rich in culture your country is,” the Ambassador of Montenegro to Türkiye, Perisa Kastratovic, said in an interview with the Ankara Bureau of Report.

“There is a charter flight between Podgorica and Baku during summer. Considering that a large number of tourists from Azerbaijan were interested in visiting Montenegro. As I said in answer to your previous question, I strongly believe that the most important thing is for our people to get to know each other and, in that sense, I hope that in the future there will be a regular flight between the two countries and not just a charter one during the summer. The direct airlines would also contribute to the further enhancement of our economic cooperation. It's important to mention that citizens of Azerbaijan do not need visas to enter Montenegro and are very welcome to come and enjoy the natural beauties of our country. Although small in territory, Montenegro is at the same time a Mediterranean and mountainous country and has an abundance of natural contrast: sea with beautiful and diverse beaches, hidden lagoons, islets, and towns founded back in Greek and Roman times, biggest lake in the Balkans, one of the remaining primeval forests in Europe, colossal mountains, clear glacial lakes, the deepest canyon in Europe, five national parks and numerous nature reserves and protected areas. The great artistic and cultural values of Kotor listed this small seaside town as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site. And the best thing you can see the most of all this in 7-8 days. I think this really makes Montenegro a perfect vacation destination,” the Ambassador said.