According to the European Commission’s latest spring economic forecast, Montenegro’s economy is expected to grow by 3 percent in 2025 and 3.2 percent in 2026. The…
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All licensed banks in Montenegro have successfully applied for access to the SEPA system and received approval from the European Payments Council (EPC), according to the…
According to data from MONSTAT, the average price per square meter of newly built apartments in Montenegro during the first quarter of 2025 was 2,160 euros.…
A coalition of over 200 international scientists, legal experts, energy specialists, and environmentalists, along with more than 20 national NGOs, has called on the Montenegrin government…
Montenegrin products received high recognition at the International Agricultural Fair in Novi Sad, where producers won a significant number of awards. A total of 56 producers…
More than 200,000 tourists from Israel are expected to visit Montenegro this year, announced Nimrod Rinot, the honorary Montenegrin consul in Israel. According to the Jewish…
The Montenegrin Parliament is expected to reconsider on May 29 the proposed law ratifying the Agreement on Cooperation in Tourism and Real Estate Development between the…
Montenegro’s Minister of Tourism, Simonida Kordić, met with Nikola Nikodijević, President of the City Assembly of Belgrade, to discuss enhancing tourism and investment cooperation between Montenegro…
The Ministry of Economic Development has announced that the Montenegro Pavilion at EXPO 2025 has reached a milestone of 100,000 visitors. Nik Đeljošaj, Deputy Prime Minister…
Despite recent political instability and failed investment attempts, the local community in Ulcinj remains open to serious investors—provided they respect local identity, invest long-term and develop…
