Browsing: EU membership

During his visit to Japan, Montenegro’s Prime Minister Milojko Spajić spoke to the leading economic daily Nikkei (owner of the Financial Times) about his government’s achievements…

Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović urged parliamentarians not to vote against the national interest regarding the Law on the ratification of the Agreement on cooperation in tourism…

Montenegro has made significant progress in EU accession chapters 14 (Transport Policy) and 21 (Trans-European Networks), with the country nearing the fulfillment of closing benchmarks. This…

Progress in the Green Agenda Cluster and Sustainable Connectivity is crucial for Montenegro’s EU integration process, according to Montenegro’s Chief Negotiator with the European Union, Predrag…

The Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) and the Government have a strong collaborative relationship, both committed to the key goal of Montenegro’s EU membership, according to…

Montenegro is not only an ally within NATO but also a reliable partner on its path toward European Union membership, said Czech President Petr Pavel. Speaking…

The Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Policy and Minister of Economic Development, Nik Đeljošaj, met with the Ambassador of the European Union Delegation to Montenegro, H.E.…

The Government of Montenegro, at its 56th session, has approved the draft Law on Foreign Trade in Goods That Could Be Used for Capital Punishment, Torture,…

Since the inception of the so-called Economic Citizenship Program in 2018, the arguments supporting it remain as compelling as ever, and arguably have gained strength over…

Montenegro’s potential EU membership is expected to significantly enhance living standards, aligning with the goals of the current executive and legislative authorities, according to Boris Pejović,…