Montenegro’s industrial production increased 13 per cent year on year in the first half of 2026, but the overall growth was primarily supported by electricity, gas…
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Montenegro’s first-half 2026 trade data show that the country’s import dependence extends across energy, machinery, healthcare, construction and industrial inputs, with imports covering both consumer demand…
Montenegro’s renewable energy acceleration framework has triggered debate over land rights, environmental procedures and infrastructure planning as the country prepares major grid investments to connect new…
Montenegro is preparing a new foreign investment screening system aimed at reviewing transactions in strategically important sectors, addressing a regulatory gap that has allowed sensitive projects,…
Montenegro’s merchandise trade reached €2.44 billion in the first half of 2026, with the increase driven entirely by higher imports as exports weakened. The result was…
Montenegro has adopted a new employment strategy aimed at increasing the employment rate among people aged 20 to 64 to 75 per cent by 2030, compared…
Montenegro’s majority ownership of Crnogorski elektroprenosni sistem (CGES) gives the state control over a key regional electricity corridor, with opportunities to expand renewable investment, electricity exports,…
Montenegro’s airport capacity constraints, operational disruptions and infrastructure limitations are becoming an issue linked to aviation regulation, EU integration and airline network decisions, as authorities face…
Montenegro’s progress towards European Union membership is creating new demand for specialised business services as foreign companies increasingly assess the country as a future EU-aligned investment…
Montenegro’s planned alignment with the European Union’s visa policy is expected to reshape the environment for foreign-owned businesses, particularly those established by entrepreneurs from Turkey, Russia…
