Montenegro has utilized approximately 90% of the available funds from the IPARD II program, with Montenegrin farmers spending around 35 million EUR from the IPARD program.…
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The purchasing power of citizens in Montenegro by the end of 2024 is predominantly rated as a three on a scale of 1 to 5, according…
The Board of Directors of Elektroprivreda Crne Gore (EPCG) has reportedly requested that its subsidiary, Rudnik uglja Pljevlja (RUP), pay out dividends for the years 2022…
The Kolašin 1600 ski resort officially opened its winter season. Visitors had the opportunity to enjoy sledding, skiing, a great music program and a rich culinary…
This week, both the stock index and trading volume on the Montenegro Stock Exchange showed positive growth, with Governor of the Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG),…
According to data from the Statistical Office of Montenegro (MONSTAT), Podgorica welcomed 167,889 tourists in the first ten months of 2024, marking a 5% increase compared…
In an interview with Bankar, Professor Gordana Đurović commented on Montenegro’s pension reform, the risks of drastically reducing pension insurance contributions, and the elimination of health…
The number of employees in state-owned companies in Montenegro increased by 2,829 in 2023 compared to the pandemic year of 2020, according to the Financial Performance…
Salaries and pensions for citizens can only remain unpaid if public finances collapse due to excessive borrowing, public spending, widespread party-based employment, systematic destruction of state-owned…
The government has allocated hundreds of millions of euros in its 2025 capital budget for the development of transportation, education and healthcare infrastructure, as reported by…
