The Montenegro Stock Exchange experienced a week of rising indices alongside modest trading volume, coinciding with the European Commission’s latest report indicating Montenegro’s progress toward developing…
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A panel titled “China and Montenegro: Shared Opportunities for Development and New Friendships” took place in Podgorica, gathering representatives from Montenegrin institutions, educational establishments, media and…
Since the inception of the so-called Economic Citizenship Program in 2018, the arguments supporting it remain as compelling as ever, and arguably have gained strength over…
Transport Minister Maja Vukićević recently visited the construction site for the Jaz – Tivat project, an important infrastructure initiative. The project, which is being executed by…
Prime Minister Milojko Spajić has emphasized that the “Europe Now 2” program is not the endpoint of Montenegro’s economic policy but a starting point for significant…
Infrastructure projects are crucial for the renewal and strengthening of regional connections, emphasized the Minister of Transport, Maja Vukićević. During a meeting with a delegation from…
The Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) has released a new list of companies with blocked accounts, which now includes 110 more blocked companies than the previous…
As of the end of September 2024, Montenegro had 1,593,877 mobile phone users, reflecting a penetration rate of 257.06%. Compared to the previous month, the number…
Aviation analyst Alen Šćurić highlighted the ongoing connectivity problems facing Montenegro, particularly in air travel. He noted that while Montenegrins may choose to travel via Tirana,…
In evaluating the economic policy of Spajić’s government during its first year, Prof. Dr. Vasilije Kostić, president of the Montenegrin Employers’ Association (CUP) and an economic…
