In 2025, Montenegro experienced a significant widening of its foreign trade deficit, attributed to a notable rise in imports alongside a decline in exports. Official trade…
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The World Bank has acknowledged Montenegro as a leading example of successful reform implementation in the Western Balkans. This recognition stems from recent discussions between World…
Montenegro is entering a pivotal phase in its renewable energy sector, marked by the formation of a national Renewable Energy Sources Association. This initiative, supported by…
The Montenegrin government is currently in discussions with Qatar Airways to establish a direct flight connection between Doha and the country’s airports in Podgorica and Tivat.…
Montenegro’s economy is increasingly at risk due to its heavy reliance on tourism, which is projected to remain the primary economic driver through 2026. This dependence…
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has announced its highest annual investment in Montenegro, reaching €215 million across 18 projects in 2025. This unprecedented…
As Montenegro approaches 2026, European Union funding is increasingly pivotal in shaping the country’s economic governance. While the financial amounts are modest compared to those received…
As Montenegro approaches 2026, the economic landscape presents a complex picture marked by underlying vulnerabilities that may not be immediately apparent in the country’s growth statistics.…
Montenegro is poised to enhance its renewable energy generation capabilities by focusing on areas with minimal environmental and social disruption. A recent analytical assessment has highlighted…
The recent unveiling of the Montenegro Energy Growth and Acceleration (MEGA) study has ignited significant debate regarding its influence on the nation’s energy policy. This analysis,…
