Montenegrin businesses expect European Union accession to intensify competition across retail, construction, banking and other sectors, while local market knowledge could help domestic companies compete with…
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Montenegro has begun preparing legislation that would introduce foreign investment screening on national-security and public-order grounds, creating an additional regulatory stage for certain acquisitions and major…
Investment recorded from the Czech Republic into Montenegrin companies and banks increased sharply in the first half of 2026, reaching €12.27 million compared with about €660,000…
Montenegro is preparing to introduce foreign investment screening that could subject acquisitions and certain minority investments by non-EU investors to national-security reviews, adding a new regulatory…
Montenegro is implementing a broad set of corporate, tax, competition, employment, accounting and investment rules as its EU accession process moves into a more detailed compliance…
Montenegro is preparing a new system for reviewing foreign investments from non-EU countries, after the government approved a proposal on 31 July 2026 to establish a…
Montenegro’s investment agreement with the United Arab Emirates has become a test of how the country manages strategic foreign investment while progressing toward European Union membership.…
Montenegro is preparing legislation that would establish a unified framework for screening foreign investment in strategically sensitive areas, expanding the scope of investment reviews beyond the…
Montenegro’s small and medium-sized enterprises show strong performance in introducing product and business-process innovations, but the country continues to lag behind the European Union in research…
Montenegro’s proposed foreign direct investment screening mechanism comes as the country seeks to strengthen the business environment for investment that generates employment, increases productivity and supports…
