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French investors are interested in promoting innovation and supporting entrepreneurship development through guarantee systems, as well as connecting with the French economic ecosystem, according to a…

At a roundtable organized by CEZAP, producers and traders called for a reduction in VAT on processed meats, fish, fruits and vegetables from 21% to 7%.…

Stefan Ćulafić, a member of the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) in the Podgorica parliament, stated that the implementation of the capital budget in the first…

The Pension and Disability Insurance Fund of Montenegro has announced that the payment of regular monthly pensions for February will begin today. “The average pension (without…

In the fourth quarter of last year, Montenegro had 315.2 thousand active residents, according to data from Monstat, of which 278.7 thousand, or 88.4%, were employed.…

The average loan amount per capita stands at €3,292, which is €500 higher than in January of last year. Loans to legal entities have also increased…

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is still negotiating with the Montenegrin government regarding the terms of financing for the construction of the second…

The government estimates that the scope of the shadow economy in the labor market has drastically decreased, with 74,000 people officially employed in the past three…

At today’s meeting of the Council of the Central Bank of Montenegro, chaired by Governor Dr. Irena Radović, a set of bylaws was adopted, as required…

Montenegro has seen two consecutive upgrades to its credit rating during the current government’s term, according to the Ministry of Finance. This improvement, highlighted by two…