Large retail chains will be closely monitored by the Competition Protection Agency (CPA), and if it is determined that high prices are a result of an…
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Montenegro has been grappling with significant economic challenges for decades, including excessive dependence on the public sector and mass tourism. While many young people secure jobs…
The opening of the Consulate of Montenegro in the Turkish city of Edirne will contribute to better connections between entrepreneurs, the promotion of investments, and the…
A total of 802 guests are currently staying in Kotor, according to the Tourist Organization (TO) of the Municipality of Kotor. The majority of guests, 659,…
The Deputy Executive Director of Nova Pobjeda and tax advisor, Ms. Milena Golubović-Todorović, stated that the boycott of retail chains in Montenegro raises a series of…
A protest was held in front of the offices of the Public Enterprise Morsko Dobro in Ulcinj, organized by three non-governmental organizations: the Association of Beach…
This year, more affordable destinations are expected to see the greatest increase in travel due to heightened price sensitivity among potential tourists, which represents an opportunity…
The decision of the Government of Montenegro to adopt amendments and supplements to the Program for Temporary Structures in the Maritime Domain for the 2024-2028 period,…
Montenegro’s Minister of Economic Development, Nik Gjeloshaj, opposed the boycott of local companies, stating it would not improve the situation for citizens or the economy. He…
Zarija Pavićević from Alternativa Crna Gora has announced that commercial margins in the country are significantly higher than the figures presented by major supermarket chains. He…
