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The Montenegrin government has sold the state-owned ships Kotor and 21. maj for a total of 13.2 million dollars to Danish company K/S Navision Group, a…

Owners or co-owners holding more than 25% stakes in companies that are in bankruptcy or have blocked accounts due to debts will no longer be allowed…

Adriatic Bank AD Podgorica has officially opened a new branch at the prestigious Portonovi resort, further expanding its network and strengthening its presence in the Montenegrin…

Montenegrin Finance Minister Novica Vuković visited the Turkish Chamber of Commerce in Montenegro (TurkCham) to discuss current economic issues impacting trade and investment flows, according to…

Montenegro President Jakov Milatović met with representatives of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) mission currently visiting the country, describing the state of the Montenegrin economy as…

Montenegro’s Development Bank (RBCG) has been recognized by Members of the European Parliament (EP) for its ability to identify and finance sustainable private-sector projects, a capability…

The Development Bank of Montenegro has launched a tender for the sale of real estate, including land and buildings, across multiple cities in the country. Properties…

Montenegro’s labor market has reached historic milestones, with unemployment at a record low of 9.03% in September 2025, down from 11.07% a year earlier, and average…

Since the implementation of the Law on the Restitution of Expropriated Property and Compensation in 2004, former owners in Montenegro have received a total of €63.73…

Frustrated by years of waiting for a Constitutional Court decision, former workers from northern Montenegro staged a protest, demanding equal severance rights. They seek the same…