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Adriatic Bank proudly announces the launch of the first Mastercard World Elite payment card in Montenegro, setting new standards in premium banking services and providing clients…

Starting October 5, 2025, citizens and businesses in Montenegro will be able to conduct their first transactions via the SEPA system, which enables faster and significantly…

As of the end of 2023, Montenegro had a total of 33,040 unemployed individuals registered with the Employment Bureau (ZZZ), with over half—17,960—coming from 13 municipalities…

The Law on Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) has been in effect in Montenegro since July 2020, but only one project has been initiated under this model. The…

The index and modest trading marked the week on Montenegro Stock Exchange, coinciding with a boycott by retail chains, while the government extended the price limitation…

As of the end of November, the liquidity assets of banks amounted to €1.49 billion, which is a decrease of 1.15% compared to October. Compared to…

The Alimentation Fund has paid out a total of €37,564.02 for temporary child support, based on 178 decisions from social welfare centers. Of this amount, €36,886.74…

Montenegro’s total foreign trade turnover in the past year, according to preliminary data from the Statistical Office of Montenegro (Monstat), amounted to 4.68 billion EUR, which…

The average weighted effective interest rate on total approved loans, which includes all associated costs, decreased by 0.02 percentage points in November, reaching 6.55%, according to…

The Tenants Association is demanding that the Capital City allocate one million euros in subsidies for tenant families, of which there are over 15,000 in the…