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Montenegro’s Minister of Transport, Maja Vukićević, has affirmed that the recent push for increased Chinese investments in Montenegro underscores the enduring strength of the countries’ bilateral…

Montenegro’s government may soon approve the introduction of a single VAT rate of 15% for the hospitality, hotel and accommodation sectors, as suggested in the Fiscal…

The Government of Montenegro has authorized a payment of $4.27 million to Exim Bank of China. This sum includes $2.44 million for obligations under a credit…

Beginning August 1, Montenegrin residents can apply for a share of €8.6 million in non-repayable funds aimed at enhancing energy efficiency in homes across the country.…

As printed media battles to remain viable, the Montenegrin government is considering a substantial VAT increase from seven to 15 percent, a move that could deliver…

The Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) has launched the mCBCG mobile application, designed to streamline the process of comparing consumer loan offers from various credit institutions…

The Ministry of Finance is set to implement a strategic document aimed at reforming the sector of state-owned enterprises. This initiative will focus on improving transparency,…

The newly proposed Fiscal Strategy is poised to be a significant economic reform, emphasizing not only fiscal stability but also prioritizing the welfare of employees and…

The Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) has released an updated list of companies with frozen accounts, which includes one more company compared to the previous list.…

Montenegro’s State Treasury reported a revenue of €75.4 million for the first half of 2024, which is 6.1% above the planned figure and €72.7 million more…