(Patria) - For 37 members of the Government of Montenegro in August, more than 54,000 euros were paid from the budget for salaries, according to data published on the Government's website.
The highest earnings in July were by the representative of Montenegro before the European Court of Human Rights, Katarina Peković - 3,812 euros.
The salary of the Montenegrin Prime Minister Milojko Spajić in August was 1,906 euros, writes CdM.me. The Secretary General of the Government Dragoljub Nikolić received 1,608 euros.
Aleksa Bečić, Deputy Prime Minister for Security, Defence, Fight against Crime and Internal Policy, received 1,732 euros in August, as did Momo Koprivica, Deputy Prime Minister for Political System, Judiciary and Anti-Corruption.
Nik Đeljošaj, Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Policy and Minister of Economic Development, received 1,838 euros. Branko Krvavac, Head of the Prime Minister's Cabinet, received 1,404 euros.
Milena Milović, advisor to the Prime Minister for Economic Policy, received 1,487 euros, Milica Perišić, advisor to the Prime Minister for Foreign Affairs, 1,478 euros, Jovana Bojović, advisor to the Prime Minister and Head of the Public Relations Service, 1,492 euros.
Advisor to the Prime Minister for Culture and Youth Vučić Ćetković received 1,460 euros, and Veliša Jovanović, advisor to the Prime Minister for Media, 1,433 euros.
Tanja Musterović, Deputy Head of the Prime Minister's Cabinet, received 1,247 euros, while Ana Dulović, advisor to the Prime Minister for Digital Media, received 1,487 euros.
Irena Vućić Popović, Deputy Secretary General of the Government, received 1,460 euros in August, and Sandra Radević, advisor to the Deputy Prime Minister for Security, Defence, Fight against Crime and Internal Policy, 1,204 euros.
Božidar Radinović, advisor for Digital Media to the Deputy Prime Minister for Security, Defence, Fight against Crime and Internal Policy, received 1,179 euros, and Milica Kaluđerović, advisor to the Deputy Prime Minister for Security, Defence, Fight against Crime and Internal Policy, 1,199 euros.
Advisor to the Deputy Prime Minister for Political System, Judiciary and Anti-Corruption Milan M. Popović received 1,495 euros, and Edin Kraja, advisor to the Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Policy, 1,144 euros.
Nihad Rastoder, advisor to the Deputy Prime Minister for Political System, Judiciary and Anti-Corruption, received 1,164 euros in August, and Albert Bikaj, advisor for Public Relations to the Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Policy, 1,149 euros.
Simeun Raonić, Assistant Secretary General of the Government - Head of the Protocol Affairs Sector, received 1,701 euros in August, and Almedina Vukić, acting Assistant Secretary General of the Government of Montenegro, 1,174 euros.
Katarina Peković, representative of Montenegro before the European Court of Human Rights, received 3,812 euros. Dušica Vuković, Head of the Office for Communication with Citizens, 925 euros.
Advisor to the Prime Minister for Security and Defence Todor Goranović received 1,451 euros, and Marija Nikčević, advisor to the Deputy Prime Minister for Security, Defence, Fight against Crime and Internal Policy, 1,196 euros.
Vladan Raičević, advisor to the Deputy Prime Minister for Political System, Judiciary and Anti-Corruption, received 1,232 euros, and Gordana Krcunović, advisor to the Deputy Prime Minister for Political System, Judiciary and Anti-Corruption, 1,320 euros.
Tatjana Bulatović, advisor to the Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Policy, received 1,339 euros, Budimir Aleksić, Deputy Prime Minister for Education, Science and Relations with Religious Communities, 1,633 euros.
Ervin Ibrahimović, Deputy Prime Minister for International Relations and Minister of Foreign Affairs, received 1,633 euros in August, as did Filip Ivanović, Deputy Prime Minister for Foreign and European Affairs.
Milun Zogović, Deputy Prime Minister for Infrastructure and Regional Development, received 1,633 euros in August, Milutin Butorović, Minister without portfolio, responsible for relations with the Parliament, 1,629 euros, and Valentina Minić, advisor to the Deputy Prime Minister for Security, Defence, Fight against Crime and Internal Policy, 1,188 euros.
Ljubica Milićević, advisor to the Prime Minister for Media, received 917 euros.
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