Montenegro has imposed €99,000 in anti-money-laundering penalties on gambling companies and responsible individuals after completing 12 comprehensive AML and counter-terrorist-financing inspections, more than twice the five…
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Montenegrin businesses expect European Union accession to intensify competition across retail, construction, banking and other sectors, while local market knowledge could help domestic companies compete with…
Montenegro’s conventional state aid fell 75.79% to €2.87 million in 2025, from around €11.85 million in 2024, while a separate €22.25 million was distributed through de…
Montenegro’s efforts to complete EU transport-policy alignment are moving from legislative changes toward implementation across road, rail, aviation, maritime and combined transport. Covering transport policy, includes…
Montenegro’s Ulcinj municipality has completed a roughly €5 million wastewater project financed by the European Investment Bank (EIB) after seven years of implementation. The municipality has…
Montenegro is considering changes to corporate voting rules after repeated failures to secure required shareholder majorities blocked governance decisions at several major companies. The Ministry of…
Montenegro could achieve a 30-35% increase in GDP per capita over a decade through successful European Union accession and reforms, but stronger foreign investment, bank lending…
Montenegro is preparing amendments to its consumer-protection law that would introduce an EU-style right to repair, strengthen rules on environmental claims and expand obligations for manufacturers,…
Montenegro’s government has approved draft amendments to the Law on Financial Conglomerates, seeking to align supervision of cross-sector financial groups with EU Directive 2002/87/EC. The amendments…
Montenegro has said it has fulfilled the closing benchmarks for Chapter 15 – Energy in its European Union accession negotiations, bringing the country closer to provisional…
