Montenegro’s European Union accession process is expanding access to European research and innovation programmes, but the country’s limited domestic investment in research and development remains a…
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Montenegro will introduce visa requirements for citizens of Russia, Türkiye, China, Belarus and Saudi Arabia from 1 November 2026, completing a key step in aligning its…
Montenegro’s provisional closure of Chapter 29 on the Customs Union represents further progress in its European Union accession process, confirming advances in customs legislation and infrastructure,…
Montenegro is incorporating artificial intelligence into its economic-development discussions as policymakers seek new growth opportunities beyond the country’s traditional dependence on tourism, real estate and construction.…
Montenegro will rely on Jugopetrol for part of its mandatory petroleum-product reserves after state-owned storage facilities proved insufficient to hold the required volumes. Some public storage…
Montenegro’s Tax Administration imposed €1.78 million in penalties following intensified inspections of businesses operating during the tourism season. Between 1 May and 30 July, tax inspectors…
Montenegro’s registered unemployment rate fell to 7.62 per cent in June, reaching the lowest level since the Employment Office began recording the series. The decline follows…
Montenegro’s average net salary increased to €1,036 in June, while the average gross salary reached €1,237, according to the latest wage data. Net earnings rose by…
The European Commission has called on Montenegro to strengthen control over current public spending, reduce fiscal privileges and improve oversight of state-owned enterprises as the country…
Montenegro significantly increased capital expenditure during the first six months of 2026, but by the end of June the government had implemented only 27% of its…
