Montenegro’s Ministry of Finance announced that fiscal reserves of approximately 450 million euros have been secured for the period 2026–2027, a move intended to reinforce macroeconomic…
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Montenegro’s energy landscape entered a complex new phase with two seemingly contradictory developments from Elektroprivreda Crne Gore (EPCG). On one side, the company installed what has…
Montenegro’s government has introduced the “Crna Gora 365” programme as a policy blueprint designed to stabilise economic growth, accelerate reforms and align national development priorities with…
Montenegro entered the final quarter of the year with a cautiously optimistic macroeconomic signal: the national statistics office confirmed that GDP rose by 3.1% in the…
Montenegro enters 2025 with a sense of newfound purpose, aligned around a single national ambition: to transform its development model through long-term investment, structural reforms and…
Representatives of Montenegro’s agricultural sector are pressing the government to address a growing list of challenges that threaten rural livelihoods and food production. Rising input costs,…
Montenegro’s average net wage reached €1,020 in October, according to new data published by the national statistics office, Monstat. The figure marks another step in a…
Montenegro’s construction and real-estate market is once again at the centre of political and economic debate after the United Reform Action (URA) party warned that increasing…
Montenegro has officially begun implementing its new Consumer Credit Law, marking a significant step toward improving borrower protection and aligning national lending practices with European Union…
Montenegro is entering a period of heightened fiscal sensitivity as economic momentum eases and the government confronts structural pressures that have accumulated over several years. The…
