In October, the average electricity bill for households in Montenegro, excluding meters in properties that are not permanently inhabited, amounted to €27.90. Households in Mojkovac recorded…
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The Prime Minister of Montenegro, Milojko Spajić, is currently on a working visit to the Kingdom of Bahrain, marking the first official visit since the establishment…
According to data from the Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG), by the end of October, a total of 20,900 businesses and entrepreneurs were facing account blockages,…
Economic and trade cooperation between Montenegro and Turkey has seen substantial growth, creating new opportunities for job creation, infrastructure development, and an improved standard of living,…
The Union of Free Trade Unions of Montenegro (USSCG) has already received feedback from citizens following the start of increased salary payments at the beginning of…
The Government of Montenegro, at its 56th session, has approved the draft Law on Foreign Trade in Goods That Could Be Used for Capital Punishment, Torture,…
Electricity company Elektroprivreda Crne Gore (EPCG) reported a loss of 19.2 million euros for the first nine months of 2024, a decline of 130.5% compared to…
The maritime line between Budva and Dubrovnik during the past summer season was exceptionally successful and fully met expectations, said Minister of Maritime Affairs, Filip Radulović.…
This week, the Montenegro Stock Exchange saw a decline in both indices and trading volume, while political and economic discussions continued regarding the public debt and…
Austrian companies operating in Montenegro are an exemplary model of management and entrepreneurship, serving as an additional force for the country’s economic development, according to Deputy…
