Montenegro’s ageing population is creating demand across a broad range of consumer and financial services, extending beyond traditional elderly care into insurance, mobility, diagnostics, home adaptation,…
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Montenegro received €442.49 million in remittance-related inflows in the first half of 2026, up 2.4% from the revised €432.13 million recorded in the same period last…
The recent establishment of the Montenegrin Australian Chamber of Commerce (MACC) marks a significant step in Montenegro’s efforts to leverage its diaspora for economic development. This…
Montenegro’s economy is increasingly reliant on remittances from its diaspora, with annual transfers approaching €900 million. This influx represents a significant stabilizing force within the country,…
A major but often overlooked force is shaping Montenegro’s 2026 real estate cycle: the country’s diaspora. While foreign demand from the EU, Middle East and region…
Rožaje, located in Montenegro’s northeast near the borders of Serbia and Kosovo, is one of the country’s most distinctive economic micro-regions. Its identity has been shaped…
Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović introduced the “Diaspora Bond” initiative to the diaspora as a transparent investment model in Montenegro’s development with a guaranteed return. He emphasized…
The large Montenegrin diaspora in New York visits their home country every year, contributing significantly to its overall economic and industrial development, said Mirsad Azemović, Minister…
Investments from the Montenegrin diaspora hold significant potential for the country’s economic development, but face challenges that often discourage engagement. The Ministry of Diaspora, led by…
The diaspora represents an invaluable asset and a significant potential for enhancing Montenegro’s economic opportunities, stated Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ervin Ibrahimović.…
