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Montenegro and China have significant potential for collaboration in various fields under the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), with a broad development perspective, stated Lu Fangqing,…

The total debt of Montenegrin citizens to banks stands at approximately 1.9 billion EUR, which is around 500 million more than at the end of 2020,…

Positive macro-fiscal trends are expected to continue in the new year, according to Finance Minister Novica Vuković, who emphasized that the strategic goal of Montenegro’s economic…

As of November, Montenegro’s budget revenues reached nearly €2.5 billion, representing 34.3% of the estimated gross domestic product (GDP). This marks an increase of €185.1 million,…

From July 1st to December 25th, the Customs Administration (CA) of Montenegro collected a total of €678.5 million, which represents an increase of €74.4 million, or…

Despite the significant increase in shipments ordered by Montenegrin citizens through e-platforms, especially AliExpress and Temu, Post of Montenegro surprisingly states that they do not have…

“The government will submit a request to parliament for an extraordinary session to be held on January 21,” announced Milutin Butorović, the Minister without Portfolio responsible…

The Chinese consortium Shandong, awarded the contract for the reconstruction of the Tivat-Jaz road and the construction of a section of water supply pipelines, has been…

Prime Minister Milojko Spajić has called on the Montenegrin Parliament to approve the 2024 budget as soon as possible, in order to ensure that increased pensions…

In November 2024, three municipalities in Montenegro recorded average salaries exceeding 1,000 euros: Podgorica at 1,039 euros, Tivat at 1,243 euros, and Zeta at 1,159 euros,…