The Pljevlja Coal Mine is no longer just a symbol of Montenegro’s mining past and present—it is now a leader in sustainable business practices and corporate…
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The Montenegrin government is preparing a law on the management of state-owned enterprises, which aims to reduce political influence in the sector. The law will establish…
Starting from January 1, 2025, Montenegro will implement a new tax regime for all postal shipments coming from abroad, following changes in the VAT Law. The…
Prime Minister Milojko Spajić extended his congratulations to the citizens and leadership of Bar on November 24, celebrating both the Municipality Day and the 80th anniversary…
According to the Tourist Organization of Tivat, the town is currently hosting 1,670 visitors, a slight decrease compared to the same period last year. Of the…
This week on the Montenegro Stock Exchange, both the index and trading volume showed a decline, as Montenegro officially joined the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA),…
In Kotor, there are currently 873 visitors, according to the city’s Tourist Organization. A total of 729 tourists are staying in private accommodations, 131 in hotels,…
At the conference “Transition in the Western Balkans: Empowering Small and Medium Enterprises for a Net-Zero Economy” during COP29, Nenad Vitomirović, the State Secretary at the…
Prime Minister Milojko Spajić has emphasized that the “Europe Now 2” program has not resulted in any pension reductions, urging pensioners who believe they received less…
The Draft Budget Law for the upcoming year, currently under review in parliament, outlines several potential government guarantees for various loan agreements aimed at financing infrastructure…
