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In the first six months of 2025, remittances sent to Montenegro from abroad reached €433 million, nearly double the net inflow from foreign direct investments, which…

Montenegro is not expected to face major public debt issues this year or next, but 2027 poses a significant challenge when over €1 billion in debt…

At the end of August, Montenegro had 27,244 unemployed individuals, according to the Employment Agency. This represents a 2.8% decrease compared to July and a 16%…

Montenegro plans to allow citizens to directly invest in government bonds, aiming to create a secure investment option and stimulate the capital market, according to Aleksandar…

The Managing Director at the IMF, Jeroen Cijk, leading the Belgium-Netherlands constituency, visited the Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) today. He met with Governor Irena Radović,…

Montenegro and Belgium share common European values and a commitment to strengthening bilateral and regional cooperation, Finance Minister Novica Vuković said after meeting with Frederic Develter,…

Montenegro’s stock market showed mixed trends and modest trading volumes this week, following Standard & Poor’s confirmation of the country’s stable credit rating. The MNSE10 index,…

As of July 31, 2025, the total debt of Montenegrin municipalities, including local enterprises and public institutions, exceeded €73 million, covering unpaid taxes and contributions. The…

The Government of Montenegro will allocate €1.8 million from the state budget to the state-owned company Skijališta Crne Gore (SCG) by the end of 2025. According…

Montenegro’s state railway company ŽPCG will secure a €6.5 million loan from the European Company for the Financing of Railway Rolling Stock (EUROFIMA) to fund the…