Spajić earned €2,061, Borovinić-Bojović €2,615, Vučurović €2,052...
Prime Minister Milojko Spajić received a salary of €2,061 in August, while Deputy Prime Minister for Health and Social Welfare Jelena Borovinić-Bojović, who took office at the end of July, was paid €2,615.
As in previous months, Deputy Prime Ministers Budimir Aleksić and Ervin Ibrahimović, as well as the special controller at the National Security Agency, Predrag Burić, also received salaries exceeding €2,000.
Burić had the highest salary at €2,076, followed by Deputy Prime Minister for Education, Science and Relations with Religious Communities, Aleksić, with €2,055, and Deputy Prime Minister for International Relations and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ibrahimović, with €2,062.
Minister without portfolio and coordinator for cooperation between the executive and legislative branches, Jovan Vučurović, earned €2,052.
Just below the €2,000 threshold, but still among the highest-paid officials, are Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Policy and Minister of Economic Development Nik Gjeljoshaj, who earned €1,993, and Deputy Prime Minister for Security, Defence, the Fight Against Crime and Domestic Policy Aleksa Bečić, who received €1,871 in August.
Deputy Prime Minister for the Political System, Justice and Anti-Corruption Momo Koprivica received the same salary, while his adviser Milan M. Popović was paid €1,614.
Deputy Prime Minister for Foreign and European Affairs Filip Ivanović earned €1,781, while Minister without portfolio in charge of relations with the Parliament of Montenegro Milutin Butorović received a net salary of €1,737.
Chief Adviser to the Prime Minister Branko Krvavac earned €1,623, while Prime Minister’s Office Chief of Staff Tanja Musterović earned €1,604. Deputy Chief of Staff Ljubica Radović was paid €1,327 in August.
Government Secretary General Dragoljub Nikolić had a net salary of €1,736, while economic policy adviser Milena Milović earned €1,604 and foreign affairs adviser Milica Perišić €1,595...
Montenegro’s representative before the European Court of Human Rights, Mirko Đuković, received €4,189 in August.