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(ANSAmed) - PODGORICA, FEBRUARY 21 - The President of the small former Yugoslav Republic of Montenegro, Filip Vujanovic, yesterday formally nominated Milo Djukanovic Prime Minister-Designated, official sources from Podgorica announced. The nomination was widely expected after the resignation of the former head of the Government from the same party, Zeljko Sturanovic, for health reasons on January 31. A long-time leader of the country (despite the fact that he just turned 45) and father of the peacefully gained independence from Serbia in 2006, Djukanovic has already held the office of president (twice) and of prime minister (three times). He is well received by the western governments as an interlocutor, who has directed the country towards a rapprochement with the EU and NATO, but with Russia as well, with which he re-established significant economic relations. And all this despite the involvement in a still open inquiry by the prosecutor's office in Bari, concerning an old case of alleged illegal traffic, of which he has always declared himself not guilty. His government will be subject on February 28 to the vote of the Parliament where the majority is firmly controlled by the Socialdemocratic Party of Montenegro: a dominant political power in Podgorica, of which Djukanovic remained an undisputed leader even after having renounced any governmental office some time after the victorious popular referendum on the secession from Belgrade. (ANSAmed).