Montenegro’s innovation and startup ecosystem has gained visible momentum in 2025, marking a phase where ambition is gradually evolving into execution. The year has been defined…
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Beyond headline national projects, Montenegro’s economic momentum is also reflected through smaller-scale investments across municipalities and energy sectors. Projects such as small hydropower developments, municipal infrastructure…
Montenegro is facing a dual fiscal reality: improving public revenues alongside ongoing concerns about public debt management. Increased revenues, particularly from consumption and corporate taxation, are…
Montenegro’s emerging economic narrative is increasingly shaped by comprehensive strategic planning, with the “Crna Gora 365” programme representing a structured framework linking fiscal responsibility, development incentives,…
Economic projections for Montenegro indicate stable but moderate growth for 2025, with most assessments placing expansion close to three percent. The outlook reflects resilient domestic demand,…
Montenegro continues to place transport infrastructure at the centre of its development strategy, with the Bar-Boljare highway remaining one of the most transformative projects underway. The…
Montenegro has officially launched a structured economic dialogue with the United States, signalling a major step toward deepening trade, investment and long-term economic cooperation. The initiative…
Turkish investors have emerged as one of the most significant foreign economic actors in Montenegro, accounting for around one-fifth of total foreign direct investment and maintaining…
Prime Minister Milojko Spajić has presented Montenegro’s reform agenda as both ambitious and increasingly achievable, arguing that reinforced cooperation with the European Union has significantly improved…
President Jakov Milatović has positioned Montenegro not simply as another country in the enlargement queue, but as the European Union’s strongest potential proof that enlargement remains…
