Vuković and Gorčević earned over 60,000 euros last year, the Minister of Finance holds shares, inherited thousands of hectares of pastures, forests...
Minister of Finance Novica Vuković and Minister of European Affairs Maida Gorčević earned more than 60,000 euros last year while performing their official duties. This is shown in the new asset declarations submitted by the ministers to the Agency for the Prevention of Corruption at the end of March.
Vuković, leading the Ministry of Finance, earned a total of 22,500 euros in 2025, while for his engagement in the Financial Stability Council of the Central Bank of Montenegro he received compensation amounting to 15,141 euros.
On the other hand, Gorčević earned 21,300 euros in her position as Minister of European Affairs, while her annual compensation for participation in the work of the Commission for European Integration amounted to 5,922 euros.
The reports state that both ministers are members of several government commissions and bodies, but did not receive compensation on that basis.
Vuković owns an apartment of 51 square metres and has shares in auxiliary buildings measuring 64 and 42 square metres.
He also inherited a one-third share of arable land totaling 290 hectares, as well as the same share in meadows covering 23,234 hectares, forests spanning 70,300 hectares, and pastures covering 7,158 hectares. He also inherited one-third of an orchard measuring 2,913 hectares.
He owns a 2015 Suzuki Vitara.
Vuković has a loan of 35,000 euros with a commercial bank. He reported shares in several Montenegrin companies: Railway Infrastructure (756), Railway Transport of Montenegro AD (11), Maintenance of Railway Rolling Stock AD (11), Plantaže 13. jul (482), Vektra Boka (157), Monte Cargo (8), Marina AD Bar (50).
The Minister of Finance did not give consent for access to data on accounts in banks and other financial institutions.
The asset declaration of Minister of European Affairs Maida Gorčević has not undergone significant changes compared to last year.
According to the report she submitted in March this year, Gorčević owns a 65-square-metre apartment acquired through purchase, while her husband, Sead Gorčević, inherited a 60-square-metre apartment.
He also reported owning two cars, a 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee and a 2010 Mercedes E220d. He has 8,000 euros in cash.
Gorčević has a loan of 35,000 euros.
Unlike Vuković, the Minister of European Affairs granted access to her bank account information.