During its latest session, the Montenegrin government decided to withdraw from providing port services at Bar Port. This decision follows a judicial ruling from February last…
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The company Adriatic 42 is planning the second phase of the reconstruction of the Bijela Shipyard, involving the renovation of existing facilities and the construction of…
Montenegro’s auction for emission credits for the previous year has yielded approximately €12.84 million, with Elektroprivreda Crne Gore, as a legal entity managing stationary facilities emitting…
The European Union (EU) and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) have entered into a €2.5 million agreement to enhance Montenegro’s energy security, investment…
Preliminary data from Monstat reveals that Montenegro’s total foreign trade of goods reached €1.82 billion in the first five months of the year, marking a 2.6%…
Montenegro achieved a significant milestone yesterday at the Intergovernmental Conference in Brussels, receiving a positive report on the fulfillment of interim measures regarding the rule of…
The driving force behind the development of Montenegro’s agriculture must primarily be the domestic market, followed by tourism and exports, as concluded during the roundtable discussion…
Power system failures are inevitable, asserted Saša Mujović, Montenegro’s Minister of Energy and Mining, in an interview with “Dnevni avaz.” He highlighted that system collapses like…
Montenegrin businesses and investors have access to 61 incentive measures for investments this year, including 32 non-financial supports and 29 financial aids. The government has consolidated…
According to final data from Eurostat, under the Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) project, the price level of consumer goods and services in Montenegro last year was…
