The ongoing discourse regarding the concession of Montenegro’s airports has transcended traditional infrastructure privatization, evolving into a critical economic strategy. As air connectivity becomes essential for…
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Montenegro is poised for a significant transformation in its aviation sector as a South Korean-led consortium prepares to take operational control of Podgorica and Tivat Airports…
Montenegro is on the verge of a significant infrastructure development as it prepares to award a 30-year concession for Podgorica and Tivat airports to Incheon International…
Montenegro’s airport infrastructure is currently under increased scrutiny from the European Union as the nation navigates potential concession agreements for its primary international airports in Podgorica…
Luxembourg–American company Corporación América Airports (CAAP) has filed a complaint with the Government of Montenegro’s Concessions Commission, expressing dissatisfaction with the latest decision of the Tender…
The Tender Commission has completed the months-long evaluation process for bids submitted for the concession of the Airports of Montenegro, and the Government’s final decision is…
The Ministry of Transport has published the updated ranking list of bidders in the concession process for Montenegro’s airports, showing the South Korean company Incheon International…
Montenegrin Minister of Transport Maja Vukićević said that the country’s airports are unable to develop infrastructure because they are waiting for the government’s decision on the…
Prime Minister Milojko Spajić proposed that the upcoming government session deciding on the airport concession be recorded and open to the public. He said the potential…
Montenegro’s Transport Minister Maja Vukićević said the government must carefully assess whether airport concessions are necessary, as Airports of Montenegro are currently operating profitably. She noted…
