Montenegro is preparing a new system for reviewing foreign investments from non-EU countries, after the government approved a proposal on 31 July 2026 to establish a…
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Montenegro’s combination of hydropower, lignite generation and a direct electricity connection with Italy is creating distinct opportunities for domestic industrial buyers and cross-border renewable power sales.…
Montenegro is positioning itself as a specialist nearshoring destination built around euro payments, EU convergence and access to tourism, maritime and energy sectors rather than a…
Montenegro is developing a financial-technology market around its use of the euro, integration with European payment infrastructure, nationwide instant payments, international tourism economy and growing alignment…
Montenegro’s European Union accession process is linked to changes in standards, institutions and market access that can affect investment conditions before the country becomes an EU…
Montenegro is experiencing labour shortages alongside unemployment, with employers facing recruitment difficulties in sectors including tourism, construction, retail and hospitality. In the fourth quarter of 2025,…
Demand for faster diagnostics, specialist consultations and digital communication is creating additional opportunities for private clinics, laboratories, dental practices, rehabilitation providers and health insurers in Montenegro.…
Montenegro’s tourism industry relies heavily on imported food during the summer season, despite the country’s agricultural production and its potential to supply a larger share of…
Montenegro has moved to faster and more integrated euro payment infrastructure, following its transition to SEPA-compliant euro payments in October 2025 and the introduction of domestic…
The Port of Bar’s location on the Adriatic gives Montenegro access to a potentially important regional transport corridor, while its ability to attract and move cargo…
