URGENT UPDATE: A shocking revelation from Podgorica as local officials question why the cost to cover a swimming pool is soaring to €10.5 million. Andrija Klikovac, leader of the Democratic Party of Socialists in the Podgorica parliament, highlighted this disparity during a statement made earlier today, February 5, 2026. He compared the figure to the €13 million required for constructing an entire Olympic pool in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Klikovac has called for scrutiny of the tender issued by the Ministry of Public Administration, led by Minister Majda Adžović. He stated, “Clearly, this is a highly controversial project.” His remarks have raised eyebrows among officials and citizens alike, as many are left wondering how the covering of a pool can cost almost as much as building a new facility.
In a pointed call to action, Klikovac urged the Special State Prosecutor’s Office (SDT) and other security agencies to closely monitor this tender, emphasizing, “Someone’s hand is in the honey pot.” His comments reflect a growing concern over potential mismanagement of public funds and the need for accountability in government projects.
The implications of these findings are significant, not only for local governance but also for public trust in the management of municipal resources. With such a stark contrast in costs, citizens are likely to demand answers and transparency from their leaders.
As this story develops, it is essential to watch for further statements from the Ministry of Public Administration and any official responses to Klikovac’s claims. The next steps could lead to investigations that may impact public policy and governance in Podgorica.
Stay tuned as we bring you the latest updates on this unfolding situation. Share your thoughts and reactions on social media using the hashtag #PodgoricaPoolControversy.
