Montenegro could achieve a 30-35% increase in GDP per capita over a decade through successful European Union accession and reforms, but stronger foreign investment, bank lending…
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Montenegro’s state-owned power utility EPCG has kept the active-energy component of household electricity prices unchanged since 2019, while both its household customer base and the number…
Between September 7, 2026 and September 13, 2026, 32 articles were published. Most-read in this period 1. Montenegro Accelerates Airport Expansion as Passenger Traffic Puts Pressure…
Montenegro’s road-haulage industry is preparing to join a regional freight protest at EU borders, as restrictions linked to the Schengen 90-day stay rule increasingly limit drivers’…
Montenegro’s state pension system required around €253 million in additional budget funding during the first seven months of 2026, renewing attention on voluntary retirement savings and…
Montenegro is advancing reforms to strengthen supervision of financial groups spanning banking, insurance and investment services, as it works toward completing EU alignment under Chapter 9…
Montenegro could develop an export-oriented industrial technology niche by combining engineering inspection with software, digital databases and data analysis, creating services for predictive maintenance and asset…
Montenegro’s water-supply problems are drawing attention to major network losses, with around 68% of water entering municipal systems estimated to become non-revenue water. The situation has…
Montenegro distributed more than €33 million from its Equalisation Fund to 18 less-developed municipalities in the first half of 2026, with northern local governments receiving the…
Montenegro’s Pension and Disability Insurance Fund (PIO Fund) recorded a smaller financing deficit in the first seven months of 2026, while pension contribution revenue increased despite…
