Slaven Radunović, the Minister of Spatial Planning, Urbanism, and State Property, revealed that his household saved 137,000 euros last year and noted that he no longer possesses cryptocurrencies.

In his annual report to the Anti-Corruption Agency for the previous year, Radunović disclosed having 31,000 euros in cash, while his wife, Tanja Radunović, had saved 106,000 euros.

Upon assuming office in August last year, he reported his wife’s savings, while at that time, he held 29,000 euros in cash.

In his annual report for 2023, submitted in March, he again stated that he had savings of 29,000 euros, but he did not include details about his wife’s cash savings. Additionally, he had reported owning cryptocurrencies at that time; however, there are no details regarding these in his latest asset report for 2024.

As a minister, Radunović’s earnings ranged from 1,332 to 2,456 euros monthly last year, while his wife, who works as a business secretary at the University of Montenegro (UCG), earned between 680 and 1,236 euros per month.

As the chair of the Coordination Body for the execution of the “Velje Brdo” project, he received 690 euros each in October, November, and December of last year. Radunović also led the Commission responsible for distributing a portion of the budget funds, for which he did not receive any remuneration.

The minister disclosed earning 15,871 euros from his position during 2024 and also holds a 3.83 percent stake in “Srpska kuća.”

The Radunović family owns three apartments—two located in Podgorica, measuring 200 and 67 square meters, and one in Bijela, measuring 60 square meters. They also possess two garages, all acquired through property sales as indicated in their asset report. Additionally, according to the report, Radunović owns a business space of 248 square meters.

The family has thousands of square meters of forests, orchards, vineyards, and pastures in Brčeli and Novo Selo.

Radunović’s wife drives a 2011 Peugeot 207, and he has a 2012 Land Rover Discovery.

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