Pensions in Montenegro are secure, and their regular payment is guaranteed, according to Vladimir Drobnjak, Director of the Pension and Disability Insurance Fund (PIO). The state…
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The average price per square meter of an apartment in new construction in Montenegro in the second quarter amounted to 2,200 euros, according to data from…
From May 1 to August 17, Montenegro’s Tax Administration carried out 2,667 inspections, uncovering violations in 526 cases. As a result, 706 fines were issued, totaling…
As of June 2025, over €44.5 million has been spent on the ecological reconstruction of Montenegro’s Pljevlja Thermal Power Plant (TPP Pljevlja) out of the nearly…
Montenegro’s state-owned energy companies—EPCG, CEDIS and CGES—invested a total of €105.3 million in 2024 in generation capacities, distribution, and transmission infrastructure, according to the 2024 Energy…
Finding affordable housing is becoming increasingly difficult for the average citizen in Montenegro. Nearly 20,000 households currently rent, with one-bedroom apartments in Podgorica reaching rents of…
Tourism is a strategic sector for Montenegro, and it requires a serious, year-round approach rather than the current model, which relies heavily on coastal areas and…
Montenegro’s agricultural trade deficit continues to grow, approaching half a billion euros—over 50 million euros higher than last year. Preliminary Monstat data show that imports increased…
Miško Konić, Secretary of the Economy Department of Budva Municipality, has warned that local businesses operating along the coast and in the maritime zone are facing…
Elektroprivreda Crne Gore (EPCG) has announced a public tender for the procurement of photovoltaic modules for the Kapino Polje solar power plants L1 and L2 in…
