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Embassy of the United States Podgorica, Montenegro - HomeEmbassy of the United States Department of State Home Embassy News Ambassador About the Embassy Press Releases Out and About Doing Business Citizen Services Emergencies Avian Flu Birth of a Child Draft registration / Selective Service Federal Benefits Helping with Visas to the U.S. International Adoption IRS-Taxes Judicial Assistance List of funeral homes List of clinics/dentists List of Attorneys Living & Travelling in Montenegro Notary Services Passport Services Register with the Embassy Travel Information Voter Registration Visas Policy News Reports Study in U.S. Educational Exchanges Student Advising Center Crnogorski UPDATED: 16 Apr 2008 GMT Ambassador Moore s visit to Ulcinj Ambassador Moore paid his first official visit to the southern-most city in Montenegro, Ulcinj, where he met with the Mayor and other local politicians. While there, he viewed the "Long Beach" and Ada Bojana, the next development sites to be privatized, from the sea...Also: Story Embassy Organizes Roundtable to Mark Roma Day On April 8, International Roma Day, the Embassy organized a roundtable discussion on the Roma population in Montenegro, held in a refugee camp in Podgorica. Ambassador Moore, local and refugee Roma NGO leaders, and representatives of the government and international organizations exchanged views on education...Also: Story Open Days Student Fair The Embassy had a booth at the student-organized "Open Days" fair. PAO and Consular officer along with FSN staff talked about educational and exchange opportunities in the US to an over-flow crowd of high school and univeristy students. Interest was high; we gave out all the materials we had brought with us... Also: Story Previous Pause Next 1 / 3Current NewsAmbassador Moore s interview with RFE On April 10, 2008 RFE broadcast an interview with Ambassador Moore to discuss national and regional issues. U.S. Embassy Congratulates M...