Montenegro faces an estimated €3–4 billion investment requirement to implement EU environmental standards, with wastewater treatment, waste management and pollution control among the areas requiring major…
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Montenegro’s major road investments are attracting international and regional contractors as infrastructure spending across the Balkans increases, placing greater emphasis on procurement transparency and monitoring of…
Montenegro has adopted six new waste-management regulations covering batteries, end-of-life vehicles, packaging and single-use plastics, tyres, plastic fishing equipment and textile waste as the country advances…
Montenegro is moving to revise its banking and capital-market legislation as part of its alignment with EU financial regulation under Chapter 9 – Financial Services. The…
Montenegro plans to add 28 projects worth around €78 million to its 2027 capital investment pipeline, expanding the state-backed programme covering infrastructure and other development projects.…
Montenegro has secured a €225.6 million financing package for the modernisation of the railway connection between Podgorica and the Port of Bar, covering reconstruction of around…
Montenegro’s waste-management figures point to potential business activity in collection, sorting, reuse and material preparation, with most treated municipal waste still ending up in disposal facilities…
Montenegro’s digital economy has expanded to around 5% of GDP, with annual growth of about 8% and more than 1,200 new jobs generated each year. At…
Montenegro is seeking World Bank financing for the first phase of a water-security and climate-adaptation programme that could eventually involve around €200 million in investment, as…
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is considering a sovereign-guaranteed loan of up to €30 million for Montenegro’s state passenger railway operator ŽPCG to…
