Thirteenth of July Award
The Thirteenth of July Award '' is the highest state distinction in Montenegro and the most prestigious award of the country, awarded to individuals and organizations in the fields of Science, Art, Culture, Sports and Economy, conferred on the Montenegrin Statehood Day in July 13th.
Award
The award is divided in 2 forms: The Annual Award, awarded every year to 3 individuals/organizations whose specific work is deemed of exeptional importance to Montenegrin Culture, Art, Sports, Science or Economy, and the Lifetime Achievement Award, awarded to individuals whose entire body of work represents outstanding contributions to Montenegrin Culture, Art, Sport, Science or Economy.The recipients of the awards are selected by a Jury Panel, which reviews a list of nominees across the fields of Science, Art, Culture, Sport and Economy. By Montenegrin law, no more than one award should be given per field in a given year.
Recipients
| Year | Recipient 1 | Recipient 2 | Recipient 3 |
| 2005 | Pero Lompar | Vukić Pulević | Žuvdija Hodzic |
| 2007 | Božidar Ivanović | Mladen Lompar | |
| 2009 | Rajko Todorović | Team Of Authors Consisting on Goran Radović, Aleksandar Keković & Slavica Stamatović. | CID Publishing House |
| 2010 | Luka Lagator | Radoslav Rotković | Primorac Water Polo Club |
| 2011 | Slobodan Milatović | Žarko Mirković | Šerbo Rastoder |
| 2012 | Branko Baletić | Budućnost Women`s Handball Club | 13th of July Vineyard |
| 2013 | Radul Knežević | Ilija Lakušić | Gojko Čelebić |
| 2014 | Gojko Kastratović | Aleksandar Čilikov | Niko Martinović |
| 2015 | Ljubomir Đurković | Vesna Kilibarda | Srđan Vukčević |
| 2016 | Mladin Šobić | Milorad Popović | Igor Đurović |
| 2017 | Miodrag Šćepanović | David Kalaj | Svetozar Savić |
| 2018 | Krsto Andrijašević | Aleksa Asanović | Adnan Čirgić |
| 2019 | Dragan Perović | Božidar Sekularac | Pavle Goranović |
| 2020 | Institute of Public Health of Montenegro | Ranko Lazović | Živko Andrijašević |
| 2021 | Tomo Pavićević | Srđan Bulatović | Darko Nikčević |
| 2022 | Jelena Tomašević | Senad Gačević | Andrei Nikolaidis |
| 2023 | Roman Simović | Naod Zorić | Predrag Uljarević |
| 2024 | Andrija Radulović | Branislav Sekulić | Nikola Marojević |
| 2025 | Miloš Karadaglić | Bećir Vuković | Veljo Stanišić |