Montenegro’s Customs Administration has announced a year-to-date revenue increase of €107 million, underscoring improved collection efficiency, higher import activity, and better enforcement mechanisms. The growth reflects…
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A new cross-border financing opportunity has opened for Montenegrin micro and small enterprises through the EmBRACE project, which has launched a €3 million grant window under…
Montenegro has implemented a new reduction in fuel prices, cutting the cost of all fuel categories from midnight—a development with broad implications for households, transport companies,…
The Montenegrin Employment Service (ZZZ CG) has approved a new financing programme designed to support unemployed individuals with sustainable business plans, marking another effort to shift…
New data on government expenditure show that Montenegrin ministries have spent more than €635,000 on consultancy services this year, sparking debate about fiscal discipline and transparency…
A recent statement from the organisation STEGA has placed reputational credibility at the centre of Montenegro’s EU accession effort, arguing that the country’s economic future increasingly…
A new publication from the Aspen Institute has placed Montenegro at the centre of a renewed debate over employment, structural reform, and long-term economic sustainability. The…
Electricity market coupling between Montenegro and Italy marks a structural break in the evolution of Southeast Europe’s power market. It is not simply a bilateral integration…
Montenegro’s real estate sector has always been shaped by geography. But in 2026, infrastructure—modern roads, tunnels, bypasses, port upgrades and airport expansions—has become the defining force…
A major but often overlooked force is shaping Montenegro’s 2026 real estate cycle: the country’s diaspora. While foreign demand from the EU, Middle East and region…
