A strike at Montenegro’s State Audit Institution (DRI) is putting the completion and parliamentary submission of the 2025 state budget audit under pressure, with the institution…
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Montenegro’s demand for additional workers is putting foreign recruitment and employment regulation at the centre of discussions about business expansion, investment and seasonal staffing. Foreign recruitment…
Montenegrin households and businesses are facing higher winter-related costs following increases in fuel prices and continued concerns over the availability of heating pellets. Fuel Prices Increase…
Environmental permitting is facing renewed scrutiny in Montenegro as disputes involving wind energy development and industrial pollution raise questions over consultation, compliance and public concerns. Bijela…
Montenegro’s energy investment programme is entering a financing and procurement phase as EPCG discusses potential projects with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development. EBRD Talks…
Montenegro has selected ToMontenegro to operate five subsidised routes from Podgorica to European destinations, with the services intended to strengthen connectivity during periods when commercial demand…
Budva’s proposed budget revision would increase total municipal spending to €87.12 million, while reducing planned capital investment by approximately €8.5 million, changing the funding available for…
Montenegro’s proposed Euro model is coming under increased scrutiny from employers as companies assess the potential effects of higher minimum wages on payroll costs, employment and…
Montenegro’s e-commerce sector is seeking changes to the country’s online-trade legislation as digital purchasing grows and the regulatory framework moves closer to European Union standards. Chamber…
Montenegro is preparing to ratify the WTO Agreement on Electronic Commerce, establishing a more predictable framework for cross-border digital trade for businesses operating from its small…
