Montenegro’s state-owned shipping company, Crnogorska plovidba, is facing imminent bankruptcy. Even after selling its only significant assets—two ships, “Kotor” and “21. maj”—the company will remain with…
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Over the past decade, despite repeated government promises to reduce public sector employment, the number of public administration employees in Montenegro has steadily increased. Between 2019…
Accusations of political bias, consulting artificial intelligence, and calls for the resignation of a senator from the State Audit Institution (DRI) marked a nearly four-hour control…
According to Montenegro’s Ministry of Internal Affairs, more than 100,000 foreigners currently hold legal residence in the country. This includes 27,457 with temporary residence permits, 43,716…
Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović introduced the “Diaspora Bond” initiative to the diaspora as a transparent investment model in Montenegro’s development with a guaranteed return. He emphasized…
The Montenegrin government is coordinating the schedule for a session of the Tender Commission regarding the concession of Podgorica and Tivat airports, according to Deputy Prime…
Although the summer season started poorly, the Association of Small Shops in Montenegro reported satisfactory results due to strong sales in August and September. Secretary Željko…
The Montenegrin government plans to issue a new public call for concession agreements for hydrocarbon exploration in the country’s offshore areas, marking a new phase in…
Beekeeping in Montenegro is an important part of agricultural development, valued not only for its economic benefits but also for its role in preserving ecosystems, biodiversity,…
In the first six months of this year, more than 3.4 million euros in subsidized fees, excluding VAT, were paid through the Montenegrin Electricity Market Operator…
