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Podgorica recently hosted the inaugural first Montenegro start-up strategy session, uniting key stakeholders from Montenegro’s innovation ecosystem to explore future collaboration and enhance the start-up and…

In a recent interview with Bankar, Montenegro’s Energy Minister Prof. Dr. Saša Mujović discussed the ongoing challenges and strategic measures being implemented within the country’s energy…

In July, Montenegro’s Customs Administration achieved a gross revenue collection of €130 million, marking a €19 million or 17% increase compared to the same period last…

In the first seven months of 2024, Montenegro achieved a budget surplus of €42 million, thanks to strict expenditure management and an 18.2% increase in revenues…

Between May 1 and August 4, tax inspectors have collected more than €700,000 in fines, as reported by the Tax Administration (PU). During the summer tourist…

The Ministry of Finance has allocated nearly €2 billion for infrastructure and development projects over the next three years, according to the Fiscal Strategy. Of this…

The process of finalizing the new margin restriction decision is nearing completion and will encompass a broader range of products than the previous “Price Limits” decision,…

The Pension and Disability Insurance Fund (PIO) has assured that the recently proposed Fiscal Strategy will not adversely affect its operations. The Fund confirmed that pensions…

The tender for the second section of the highway from Mateševo to Andrijevica has been successfully completed, and the process is wrapping up. Meanwhile, work is…

According to the latest data from Monstat, the highest average net salary in Montenegro for June was recorded in Tivat, amounting to €971. Following Tivat, the…