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(ANSAmed) - BRUSSELS, MAY 28 - European Commission Vice President Jacques Barrot, in charge of Justice, Freedom and Security, welcomed the transmission of the Roadmap on visa liberalisation to Montenegrin Foreign Affairs Minister Milan Rocen, accompanied by Deputy Prime Minister Gordana Djurovic and Minister of Interior Jusuf Kalamperovic, today in a ceremony which took place in Podgorica. The Roadmap gives clear indications to the Montenegrin authorities on the measures that need to be taken in order to grant visa free travel to all its citizens in the near future. "I attach the greatest importance to facilitating people to people contacts in particular for the younger generation. I am convinced that easy travel conditions will increase mutual understanding and improve our relations in all fields", Barrot said. Since 1 January 2008, the Montenegrin citizens enjoy the benefits of a visa facilitation agreement with the European Union. This agreement provides simplified procedures for issuing visas, including a visa fee waiver for a broad range of categories of citizens including students, sportsmen and sportswomen, cultural workers, journalists, judges, people visiting family members living in the EU, people in need of medical treatment, businessmen etc. Up to 50% of the Montenegrin citizens can currently be exempt from the visa fee. People who pay for visa are charged the special reduced rate of 35 euros instead of 60 euros. (ANSAmed).