As Montenegro approaches 2026, European Union funding is increasingly pivotal in shaping the country’s economic governance. While the financial amounts are modest compared to those received…
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Montenegro stands on the threshold of the most consequential development opportunity in its modern history: access to large-scale, structured European Union funding. As the country advances…
The European Union (EU) will grant Montenegro an additional €50 million for the construction of the Mateševo–Andrijevica highway section, bringing the EU’s total contribution to this…
As a result of implementing the obligations under the Reform Agenda, the European Commission has approved the disbursement of the second tranche of funds from the…
As of July 31, 2025, Montenegro has confirmed its continued efficiency and reliability in using European Union (EU) support funds, according to the Ministry of Finance.…
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…
As part of the Growth Plan, the European Union has allocated a total of €383.5 million for Montenegro, of which €110.1 million are grants, and €273.4…
Agriculture Minister Vladimir Joković signed agreements with 67 potential beneficiaries of the IPARD III program, who are set to invest over 10 million euros, mainly in…
The State Secretary and National Certifying Officer, Milica Adžić, along with General Director Velibor Damjanović and the Management Team, are on a three-day visit to the…
The European Commission (EC) has acknowledged Montenegro’s efforts in utilizing IPARD II funds and praised the achieved results, according to a statement from the Ministry of…
