Simonida Kordić
Parliamentary posts and roles
– chairperson of the Constitutional Committee
– member of the Administrative Committee
– member of the Committee on European Integration;substitue SAPC member
– substitue member of Delegation of the Parliament of Montenegro to the NATO PA
Education:
– MBA, University of Sheffield, Great Britain, thesis in the field: Marketing and politics-modern practices, 2005.
Career:
Parliamentary posts during 27th Parliament of Montenegro
– Chairperson of the Constitutional Committee;
– Member of the Committee on European Integration; Committee on Economy, Finance and Budget; Collegium of the Women’s MP Group of the Parliament of Montenegro;
– Deputy member of the Permanent Delegation to the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly;
– Deputy member of the Permanent Delegation to the NATO Parliamentary Assembly;
– Member of the Parliamentary Committee for Stabilisation and Association (SACP).
2017- 2020
Head of the Office for International Cooperation of Herceg Novi, which, during this period successfully implemented and provided funds for projects worth several million euros. She run the projects approved within the EU programmes: MED, IPA CBC, Danube Programme, Europe for Citizens, Adrionitd. She run foreign policy activities related to building cooperation within the EU institutions in the cross-border cooperation field, as well as bilateral relations with regional partners and a number of countries worldwide.
In this period, she managed to establish successful cooperation with partners from China, Japan, Great Britain, Switzerland, Slovakia, etc.
2006-2017
Deputy Secretary for social activities, coordinator for culture and relations with the NGO sector of the Municipality of Herceg Novi; Head of implementation and development of programs and projects in the areas covered by the NGO sector, cultural institutions, and projects in the field of cultural heritage preservation supported by the EU. She run the most complex processes of drafting legal acts and establishing a legal system infrastructure for implementing laws in the field of culture, protection and development of monumental heritage and cultural heritage.
2002-2010
Advisor to the President of the Herceg Novi Municipality for relations with international organisations. She run the implementation activities in projects financed by the Governments of Norway, the EBRD, Israel, Hungary and Germany, in the areas of investment in tourism and road reconstruction.
Advisor to the President of the Herceg Novi Municipality for media relations.
2000-2002
Legal analyst and consultant on issues of international relations and application of international public law in the Team for Defence and Representation of the Accused before the International War Crimes Tribunal in The Hague.
1997-2000
Editor-in-chief of documentary programs at BK Telekom, Belgrade – Serbia.
Author of the six-part documentary series The Hague Dossier series and the documentary of the same name shown at the Bar Documentary Film Festival.
Author of the historical-documentary show Karađorđevići privatno (Karađorđević Dynasty Privately).
Author, editor and host of current political, economic, and documentary programs and interviews.
1995-1997
International and political rapporteur of the BK Telekom. She covered the most important events in international policy and business in Washington, London, Geneva, Kuala Lumpur and others. She covered and reported from major world political events (G7 Foreign Ministers Meeting in Geneva in 1996, the UNHCR Conference, and the International Meeting of Ministers for Refugees and Civil Affairs in 1997).
1992-1995
Editor and author at the Foreign Policy and Information Department of TV Politika Belgrade.
Author and journalist of newspapers and journals – Politika, Dnevni telegraf, NIN, Nedeljni telegraf Politika ekspres – Belgrade.
Broadcasted and published works:
– The Hague Dossier series;
– The Hague Dossier documentary film;
– Karađorđevići documentary film;
Electoral list: FOR THE FUTURE OF MONTENEGRO (NEW SERB DEMOCRACY, DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE’S PARTY OF MONTENEGRO, WORKERS’ PARTY)