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Since 2008, the Union of Free Trade Unions of Montenegro (USSCG) has been focused on improving housing policy, particularly in the areas of social housing and…

The government of Montenegro has finalized a framework agreement with the French Development Agency (AFD) to facilitate two potential loans aimed at supporting important reforms. This…

The real estate market in Montenegro remains vibrant, with prices showing resilience. Veselin Dragaš, president of the Association of Real Estate Agencies, shared insights in an…

As of August 31, the debt of citizens in Montenegro has reached €2.24 billion, according to data from the Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG). A significant…

The Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) is dedicated to fulfilling all obligations related to the further development and integration of the financial system into the European…

Sava Laketić, the Acting Director of the Tax Administration, met with U.S. Ambassador to Montenegro Judy Rising Reinke to discuss future reform plans aimed at enhancing…

In light of recent public speculation, we want to reassure citizens that the increase in proportional pensions to €450 is anticipated to take effect in January…

Montenegro indeed has a range of attractive corporate tax incentives aimed at encouraging foreign investment. Here’s a concise summary of the key incentives available for foreign…

Montenegro offers a range of tax and investment incentives aimed at attracting foreign investors and fostering economic growth. The incentives are primarily designed for entrepreneurs, micro,…

The Montenegro Stock Exchange marked a week of mixed activity, with index values rising while trade volume saw a notable decrease, amid a lack of significant…