The European Commission has called on Montenegro to strengthen control over current public spending, reduce fiscal privileges and improve oversight of state-owned enterprises as the country…
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As Montenegro progresses towards EU accession, its energy strategy is evolving significantly, aligning with the European Commission’s April 2026 recommendation to accelerate power purchase agreements (PPAs).…
The European Commission has introduced a proposal aimed at revising the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), which is expected to lower carbon border charges for imports…
The European Commission (EC) has stated in its report on Montenegro that additional measures are needed to stabilize public debt below 60% of GDP, given high…
Montenegro has achieved the most progress on its path toward European Union membership among the Western Balkan countries over the past year, according to the European…
The European Commission has called on Montenegro to limit public spending—particularly on public sector wages, social benefits, and subsidies—in its upcoming Economic Reform Programme (ERP) for…
EPCG CEO Ivan Bulatović participated in the IV “Smart Grid PCI Summit 2025” in Ljubljana, invited by ELES and the European Commission. Speaking on the “Roundtable…
Between 2014 and 2020, the European Commission (EC) granted Montenegro approximately 116 million euros in non-repayable aid through the Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) funds, covering…
Montenegro has met the criteria to close Chapter 5 – Public Procurement, the European Commission (EC) has assessed. According to a draft joint position reviewed by…
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…
