A senior representative of the Privredna komora Crne Gore has highlighted the “blue economy” as one of Montenegro’s most promising engines for future employment, with particular…
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Montenegro’s state-owned power utility, Elektroprivreda Crne Gore (EPCG), has entered a period of intensified financial pressure after new data revealed that the company’s losses have increased…
Montenegro’s efforts to strengthen its energy security have entered a new phase following confirmation that the state’s strategic fuel reserves contain no Russian-origin products. The shift…
Montenegro registered approximately €595.6 million in foreign-direct-investment inflows during the first eight months of 2025, marking a year-on-year increase of 3.46 percent. Although modest in scale,…
Montenegro’s construction sector is experiencing renewed momentum, supported by rising real-estate demand along the coast and a higher volume of issued building permits during the third…
Montenegro’s proposed budget for 2026 marks the most expansive fiscal blueprint in the country’s recent history, projecting total revenues and expenditures approaching €3.79 billion. The draft,…
Montenegro’s public debt profile has undergone a remarkable shift over the last three years, falling from more than 100 percent of GDP to near 60 percent…
Montenegro’s tax administration reported a record €1.5 billion in collected revenues over the first eleven months of the year, signalling both the strength of economic activity…
The International Monetary Fund has kept Montenegro’s medium-term economic outlook unchanged, projecting GDP growth of 3.2 percent in both 2025 and 2026 and about 3 percent…
Podgorica is entering a decisive budget cycle as the Parliamentary Committee on Economy, Finance and Budget prepares to review the government’s draft budget for the coming…
