Podgorica is increasingly establishing itself as the economic heart of Montenegro, a trend that reflects broader changes within the country’s economic framework. Traditionally, Montenegro has been…
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- Ulcinj Faces €21.57 Million in Unpaid Property Taxes and Development Charges
- REGAGEN Proposes €107 Million Revenue Adjustment for Montenegro’s Electricity Network
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- Montenegro’s Coastal Resorts Account for 90.3% of September Overnight Stays
