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In Montenegro, there were 29,960 companies with foreign ownership last year, representing a 23.4 percent increase compared to 2023, according to data from Monstat. The largest…

The Montenegrin government plans to establish an Agency for Payments in Agriculture, Rural Development and Fisheries by 2028, with an estimated cost of around 26.13 million…

Instead of listening to people on the ground, authorities made decisions from their offices, calculating coldly and incorrectly. The result: the peak tourist season failed to…

Employers in Montenegro will be required to state the starting salary and salary range in job postings. Employment contracts will no longer be allowed to prohibit…

For more than five years, licensed gambling operators in Montenegro have been subjected to intense and systematic pressure, while the illegal market has been growing unchecked.…

In the first five months of 2025, Podgorica welcomed 67,390 tourists — a 9% increase compared to the same period last year — and recorded 127,920…

According to data from the Tourist Organization, Tivat is currently hosting 9,340 tourists, of which 9,230 are foreign visitors. The largest number of arrivals were recorded…

The proposed Law on the Credit Guarantee Fund aims to stimulate and accelerate Montenegro’s economic development by improving access to financing for businesses, entrepreneurs, and individuals…

Minister of Economic Development, Nik Đeljošaj, stated that bidders for the concession of Montenegro’s airports have announced potential appeals, which could delay the process. The Tender…

Montenegro’s Parliamentary Committee on Economy, Finance and Budget has approved a proposal to hold a hearing with Finance Minister Novica Vuković and Tourism Minister Simonida Kordić.…