Belgian tour operators, hosted by the National Tourism Organisation (NTO) of Montenegro, have recognized the country as an ideal destination for authentic holidays and sustainable tourism.…
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Work on key infrastructure and environmental projects in Pljevlja is progressing as planned, with the possibility of shortening deadlines being considered, according to a statement from…
The three largest Montenegrin companies in the dairy production and sales sector—Lazine, Nika and Srna—generated a total revenue of €26.06 million. In contrast, Imlek Boka, which…
Foreign citizens have been freely investing in real estate across Montenegro for years, purchasing thousands of apartments and plots, from the coast to the mountains. The…
President of Montenegro, Jakov Milatović, attended the first May Day trade union academy organized by the Union of Free Trade Unions of Montenegro (USSCG) to mark…
The cooperation between Montenegro and Italy is strong and effective, with significant potential for further strengthening economic ties, said Italian Ambassador Andreina Marsela during a meeting…
Representatives of the Independent Union of Workers in Maritime Shipping and Transport have sent a letter to the Prime Minister of Montenegro, Milojko Spajić, warning about…
After the “Limited Price” initiative expires tomorrow, Montenegro’s Ministry of Economic Development will propose new measures, which are expected to come into effect on May 15,…
Montenegro’s Minister of Transport, Maja Vukićević, has stated that she is open to discussing the decision to grant a concession for Montenegro’s airports with the parliament,…
In March 2025, the average salary before taxes and contributions in Montenegro was €1,000, according to data from the Statistical Office of Montenegro (Monstat), reflecting a…
