The 13th extraordinary General Assembly of shareholders of the Dr. Simo Milošević Institute, scheduled for February 24, will have an expanded agenda. As expected, the plan for the restructuring of the Institute will be presented, as announced following a phone session of the government.
The Ministry of Health has been tasked with requesting the Institute’s Board of Directors to expand the agenda of the upcoming extraordinary General Assembly, which was initially planned to include the dismissal of the old Board and the appointment of a new one.
For the state capital representative, the government once again proposes economist Pavle Obradović.
At the previous meeting on January 9, the majority shareholder, the government, and the largest minority shareholder, Vila Oliva, agreed on amendments and additions to the Restructuring Plan. The professors from the University of Montenegro, who are the authors, were supposed to incorporate these changes into the document so that it could be adopted by the General Assembly.
It is worth noting that the government and Vila Oliva agreed not to sell the first phase of the Institute. The land-use rights will be converted into property rights, and construction on the land will be intended solely for health or commercial tourism. Additionally, it was agreed that the costs for the reconstruction of the Institute would be lower than initially outlined in the Investment Plan, and the sale of the Children’s Department for a school in Igalo would take place.
The shareholders’ General Assembly of the Igalo Institute is scheduled for February 24 at 12:00.
