Montenegro is preparing for possible provisional closure of Chapter 18 – Statistics and Chapter 19 – Social Policy and Employment at the next intergovernmental conference. European…
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Montenegro’s growing trade with the European Union is creating additional financing needs for companies exposed to the bloc’s carbon rules, potentially expanding the role of banks…
Around 69% of Montenegrin companies expect European Union membership to have a positive or very positive impact on their business, but employers report significant gaps in…
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 road-haulage sector is preparing a coordinated protest over the application of Schengen mobility rules to professional drivers, warning that restrictions on non-EU nationals could increasingly…
The European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism is increasing the documentation requirements for renewable electricity producers seeking to use actual emissions data for electricity supplied to…
Montenegro is preparing a new investment phase for its railway network with the Bar–Golubovci modernisation project, linking the Port of Bar with the country’s inland transport…
Montenegro’s European Union accession process is linked to changes in standards, institutions and market access that can affect investment conditions before the country becomes an EU…
Montenegro advanced further in its European Union accession process during July, provisionally closing additional negotiating chapters covering competition and customs, while retaining its target of provisionally…
Montenegro is preparing a new foreign investment screening system aimed at reviewing transactions in strategically important sectors, addressing a regulatory gap that has allowed sensitive projects,…
