Asisa Montenegro plans to build a residential complex in the Pobrđe neighborhood of Kotor, consisting of five buildings with a total area, including parking, of 6,117.51…
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The Government of Montenegro has approved the draft proposals for two key laws – the Law on Spatial Planning and the Law on Construction, which will…
Montenegro’s information technology sector is facing a significant shortage of skilled professionals, particularly software engineers, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning experts and mobile application developers,…
Prime Minister Milojko Spajić has emphasized that the Velje Brdo project is just one of many capital investments that will truly transform the capital into a…
The President of Montenegro, Jakov Milatović, emphasized that the development of Podgorica must be dynamic, sustainable and focused on long-term goals that enhance the quality of…
Austrian Ambassador to Montenegro, Christian Steiner, congratulated the government on successfully closing three negotiation chapters, highlighting the crucial role of the Ministry of Finance in the…
The Governor of the Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG), Irena Radović, stated that she expects the initiative to lower interest rates for citizens to continue beyond…
As of the end of October, Montenegro had 191,060 fixed-line telephone connections, a slight increase compared to September, according to data from the Agency for Electronic…
The construction of residential complexes in Montenegro has been rapidly expanding over the past decade, with one such project being the Royal View Resort and Spa…
The Parliament adopted a series of laws, as well as Montenegro’s Fiscal Strategy for the period from this year through 2027. The Parliament passed laws on…
