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Montenegro will in the future also go to the Tokyo Stock Exchange to diversify sources of financing and save on interest expenses, announced Prime Minister Milojko…

Montenegro intends to apply for financing from the European Union’s Growth Plan for the Western Balkans with large hydropower plant projects and upgrades of transmission and…

With its strategic location, natural beauty, and growing economy, Montenegro has attracted substantial foreign investment in recent years. Among the prominent investors, Turkish companies have played…

The state’s public debt over the next three years is projected to increase by EUR 622 million, rising from EUR 4.122 billion in the current year…

Despite the discontinuation of Montenegro’s Citizenship by Investment Program, the country has given the green light to 280 applications that were submitted prior to the program’s…

The draft Economic Reform Program projects economic growth of 3.2% from next year until 2026, as announced during a roundtable organized by the Ministry of Finance.…

The government has decided to increase the value-added tax (VAT) rate in the hospitality sector from 7 to 21 percent, returning it to the level it…

The Central Bank of Montenegro announced that at the first auction of the year, all government bonds with a maturity of 182 days, worth 20 million…

Montenegro, a small yet vibrant country in the Balkan region, has quickly gained attention as an attractive investment destination. With its favorable business environment, strategic location,…

Montenegro, a small Balkan country nestled along the Adriatic coast, has gained attention as an attractive destination for business and investments. With its stunning natural beauty,…