Citizens subscribed €22.18 million in the first round of Montenegro’s inaugural state bond issuance directly intended for individuals, representing nearly half of the total €50 million…
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The highest pension paid in Montenegro currently amounts to €3,508.48 — roughly equivalent to three and a half average monthly salaries in the country. Nearly six…
All pensioners in Montenegro whose minimum pensions have been frozen at 450 euros for the past two years will receive regular annual increases next year, just…
In Montenegro, collective accommodation facilities recorded 137.37 thousand tourist arrivals and 374.22 thousand overnight stays in October, according to preliminary data published by Monstat. Of the…
Two bids have been submitted to the tender launched by the Ministry of Energy and Mining (MER) for the adaptation of oil storage tanks at the…
Montenegro’s logistics sector is entering a transformative era defined by EU integration, infrastructure investment, and shifting global trade patterns. At the center of this transformation is…
Montenegro’s renewable energy landscape is entering a defining period—one shaped as much by European climate policy as by domestic ambition. With its mountainous terrain, abundant hydropower,…
Montenegro’s accession to the European Union is no longer an abstract diplomatic goal—it is becoming the central framework through which the country’s economy will evolve over…
Foreign direct investment has been one of Montenegro’s economic engines for more than two decades. Investors from Europe, the Middle East, North America, and Asia have…
Montenegro’s path toward full European Union membership is no longer a distant political aspiration but a structural transformation unfolding in real time. The harmonization process—often portrayed…
