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The Ministry of Transport and Maritime Affairs is set to finalize a grant agreement with the European Investment Bank (EIB) aimed at enhancing railway infrastructure and…

Montenegro’s banking sector has recently undergone significant changes, with most banks slashing their interest rates on various types of loans. Data from four major Montenegrin banks…

The increase in banks’ capital by 20% at the end of February compared to the same period last year, alongside other positive indicators in key balance…

The Montenegrin government has announced that the total public debt of the country at the end of last year amounted to €4.12 billion, or 60.24% of…

Montenegro’s institutions and organizations have achieved notable success in the First Call of the IPA Adriatic-Ionian Programme (IPA ADRION), securing support for 61 projects totaling approximately…

In the near future, citizens can anticipate more favorable borrowing conditions, as all banks are poised to offer housing and consumer loans at reduced interest rates,…

Occasionally, and for over two decades now, the discussion about establishing a development bank resurfaces. It’s worth noting that we are among the few countries worldwide…

Montenegro is home to 96 millionaires, of which 75 are foreign nationals. Among Montenegrin citizens, 21 individuals hold savings exceeding €1 million, according to data provided…

As per data from the Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG), the mandatory reserve held by banks stood at €288.25 million at the end of February. Out…

Over the past three years, under the guidance of the Investment and Development Fund’s (IRF) Board of Directors, Montenegro’s economy has received significant support, amounting to…