Montenegro’s State Audit Institution has identified €21.57 million in outstanding property taxes and municipal development charges in Ulcinj, alongside significant deficiencies in public revenue collection, financial…
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Montenegro’s Ministry of Spatial Planning has annulled the construction ban imposed on the first phase of Carine’s €80 million Novi Novi Resort, returning the case to…
Montenegro issued 40,567 temporary residence and work permits in 2025, up 6.7% from the previous year. Construction and hospitality employers rely on foreign workers as shortages persist.
Montenegro’s proposed Euro Model wage reform could increase the cost of existing government and municipal construction contracts by €30 million to €40 million in 2027, with…
Montenegro has filled just 343 of its 580 authorised inspection positions, leaving 237 vacancies across regulatory services responsible for enforcing standards in areas ranging from energy…
Montenegrin companies recorded €13.94 billion in turnover in 2025, up 9.6% year on year, with wholesale and retail trade generating nearly half of all sales and…
Montenegro’s expanding investment programme across energy, electricity transmission, roads, railways, ports, airports, tourism and digital infrastructure could intensify competition for construction resources, increasing project costs even…
Montenegro’s infrastructure programme could face execution delays if multiple major investments require the same limited pool of experienced engineers, technical specialists and project managers at overlapping…
Montenegro’s expanding infrastructure investment programme could face pressure from limited construction capacity, with multiple projects competing for the same contractors, specialist suppliers and equipment manufacturers. The…
Montenegro is seeking to bring thousands of unauthorised buildings into the formal property system, with high legalisation charges, disputed land ownership and slow administrative processing continuing…
