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The implementation of a comprehensive wage reform that objectively evaluates jobs based on their complexity and ensures equal pay for similar roles is a difficult task,…

At the ESG Adria Summit, Montenegro’s Prime Minister Milojko Spajić emphasized the importance of leadership, business reforms and sustainable, inclusive growth for the country’s future. He…

No major project in Montenegro, whether it involves Ulcinj, the Great Beach, Velje Brdo, or any other location, should be carried out without the mandatory construction…

Tax inspectors conducted 354 business compliance checks on taxpayers from the beginning of the year until the end of March, identifying irregularities in 45 cases and…

The Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Montenegro have signed a strategic cooperation agreement under the FINSTEM project: Financial…

By the end of April, Montenegro is expected to receive a prepayment of over 26 million EUR from the Western Balkans Growth Plan, as announced following…

The Chamber of Commerce (PKCG) and the Employers’ Union (UPCG) believe that the implementation of the law on permanent seasonal workers this year is unrealistic, as…

Reducing VAT on fruits and vegetables, supporting domestic production, and forming strategic reserves are some of the measures that could lead to lower prices for basic…

Direct payment transactions between Montenegro, Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, reestablished in December 2023 after a 16-year hiatus, have had very limited effects, according to officials…

At the end of March, Montenegro had 29,970 unemployed individuals, marking a 2.8% decrease compared to February, according to data from the Employment Agency (ZZZ). According…