In the previous year, Montenegro witnessed a notable decline in Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Net Inflow, which stood at 428.7 million EUR, marking a substantial drop…
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The government of Montenegro is unwaveringly committed to advancing infrastructure, with ambitious plans to construct approximately 260 kilometers of highways and around 200 kilometers of expressways,…
The construction of the Andrijevica – Peć highway is poised to securely link Podgorica with Pristina and Skopje, facilitating connectivity with the regions traversed by these…
The enhancement of sports infrastructure holds significant importance for Montenegro, with the construction of the Olympic House, Olympic Museum, and Olympic Park emerging as pivotal projects.…
Monteput is gearing up to kickstart all highway and expressway projects across Montenegro this year, announced Milan Ljiljanić, the company’s director. In a recent interview on…
In the near future, citizens can anticipate more favorable borrowing conditions, as all banks are poised to offer housing and consumer loans at reduced interest rates,…
Occasionally, and for over two decades now, the discussion about establishing a development bank resurfaces. It’s worth noting that we are among the few countries worldwide…
The reconstruction of Španjola Fortress in Herceg Novi is set to transform it into a vibrant cultural hub, featuring galleries, exhibitions, accommodations for local and international…
The economic transformation required by energy transition in regions heavily reliant on coal industries was emphasized by Diana Milev Čavor, the coordinator of the Climate and…
MK Energy, headquartered in Podgorica, is gearing up to establish the Koljeno solar power plant, boasting a capacity of 5 MW (AC), in Rožaje. The company…
