NSTLAW Supports the Preservation of Kotor’s Maritime Heritage
Ljiljana Madzarevic2026-09-21T12:10:38+02:00We are proud to share that NSTLAW recently participated in the handover of historically significant maritime artifacts to the Maritime Museum of Montenegro in Kotor.
The donation included a model of the ship Šumadija, a maritime encyclopedia, and part of the archive of Jugooceania, one of the most important maritime companies in the history of Kotor and the Bay of Kotor.
The artifacts were acquired during the firm’s work on a legal matter and were donated with the intention of returning them to the community to which they belong and ensuring their long-term preservation within an institution dedicated to safeguarding Montenegro’s maritime heritage.
Speaking at the event, partner Ivan Nikolic emphasized the importance of contributing to the community:
“Every individual should strive to contribute to society in some way. The greatest development of Jugooceania was built on the solidarity of people determined to do something meaningful for their city and beyond. We think it is important for that spirit to live on, at least in the context of maritime heritage. The name of Kotor is still widely recognized across maritime circles, and we are pleased to have contributed, through this gesture, to preserving the city’s long-standing maritime tradition.”
We are especially pleased that this initiative received significant public attention. News of the donation was carried by more than 20 media outlets, including television stations, online news portals, and social media pages, helping bring additional visibility to the importance of preserving the maritime heritage of Kotor and the wider Adriatic region.
We thank the Maritime Museum of Montenegro for its cooperation and remain committed to supporting initiatives that preserve cultural heritage for future generations.
Below you can watch a short video report from the event, capturing key moments of the handover ceremony and the importance of preserving Kotor’s rich maritime tradition.






