Montenegro’s Ministry of Energy has recently initiated the process of connecting its day-ahead electricity market to the unified European energy market, in line with the country’s…
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The Ministry of Transport and Maritime Affairs has submitted a funding application via the Western Balkans Investment Framework (WBIF) for the construction of a railway linking…
Montenegro’s Prime Minister, Milojko Spajić, has unveiled plans for six key infrastructure projects aimed at improving road transportation, set to be completed by 2030. Among these…
In Kolašin, over 15 construction sites are currently active, with a total of seven hotels under development, according to Vasilije Ivanović, the deputy mayor of Kolašin.…
The Competition Protection Agency (CPA) has initiated an inquiry into three telecommunications companies—Crnogorski Telekom, M:tel, and One—based on its own investigation, aimed at examining actions that…
The Tax Administration (TA) has reported that they collected €444.44 million in gross revenue during the first quarter of 2024. This represents a significant increase of…
Over the past four months, the Ministry of Economic Development has significantly ramped up efforts to draft a new Companies Act, with the aim of aligning…
Representatives of the Seafarers’ Union have described the employment situation in the maritime sector as perplexing, citing the recent proposal by the government for a law…
In March, the total turnover on the Montenegro Stock Exchange amounted to €173.75 thousand, marking a decrease of about 65% compared to February. “Compared to March…
In the initial quarter, the utilization of the capital budget amounted to 25 million euros, reflecting ten percent of the total designated amount. Within this expenditure,…
