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With the start of the summer tourist season, Montenegro’s Tax Administration has intensified inspections to ensure tax compliance and curb the gray economy. From May 1…

Montenegro will host a high-level investment conference in October, announced the Ministry of Public Works. The conference titled “Smart Growth, Green Future: Accelerating Investments in Montenegro”…

The World Bank’s Executive Board has approved an €8 million loan to Montenegro to modernize its digital payment infrastructure. The project aims to expand access to…

Montenegro has recorded the world’s highest growth in the number of millionaires over the past 10 years, according to the Henley Private Wealth Migration Report 2025…

The Montenegrin government plans to establish an Agency for Payments in Agriculture, Rural Development and Fisheries by 2028, with an estimated cost of around 26.13 million…

Employers in Montenegro will be required to state the starting salary and salary range in job postings. Employment contracts will no longer be allowed to prohibit…

The proposed Law on the Credit Guarantee Fund aims to stimulate and accelerate Montenegro’s economic development by improving access to financing for businesses, entrepreneurs, and individuals…

Montenegro’s Parliamentary Committee on Economy, Finance and Budget has approved a proposal to hold a hearing with Finance Minister Novica Vuković and Tourism Minister Simonida Kordić.…

Parliament has adopted amendments to this year’s Budget Law, which, according to the proponents, are of a technical nature and will not affect the overall budget…

Montenegro’s Ministry of Finance has warned that potential U.S. tariff measures and an escalation of global trade tensions could reduce the country’s economic growth by 0.5…