Montenegro’s Minister of Maritime Affairs, Filip Radulović, has stated that all legal mechanisms have been exhausted and that there is no longer any way to assist…
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The launch of Montenegro’s first-ever renewable energy auction marks a turning point for the country’s energy sector, said Minister of Energy and Mining Admir Šahmanović. He…
The Tender Commission for awarding the concession for the airports in Podgorica and Tivat has completed its work. At its final session, the commission unanimously adopted…
In June 2025, households in Montenegro consumed 114,794,118 kilowatt-hours (kWh) of electricity, which is an increase of 15.41 percent compared to consumption in May 2025. Compared…
The Government of Montenegro has adopted a new Law on the Legalization of Illegal Buildings, providing citizens with an opportunity to legalize existing unauthorized structures while…
The development of agriculture must remain a strategic priority for Montenegro’s economy, requiring increased funding for the Agrobudget, as investing in agriculture is investing in a…
The government no longer has legal means to support Crnogorska Plovidba, leading to a proposal for the company to sell its two ships to prevent their…
Montenegro’s Ministry of Energy and Mining has officially launched its first-ever auction process for market premiums supporting renewable energy projects, marking a historic milestone in the…
Monteput d.o.o. and the Safege consortium—which includes SAFEGE d.o.o. Belgrade, SUEZ Consulting from France, and SBCC d.o.o. Cetinje—have signed a €2.4 million contract to provide consultancy…
In a rapidly changing labor market driven by digital transformation, digital skills have become a necessity rather than an advantage. Montenegro’s Employment Service (ZZZCG) is intensifying…
