Tivat is attracting a growing number of internationally mobile entrepreneurs from technology, digital-asset and consulting sectors, adding a new category of foreign business activity alongside the…
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Montenegro’s real estate sector continues to attract foreign capital, supporting construction, tourism, public revenues and asset growth, but the increasing dominance of property investment is raising…
Turkish investment is becoming an increasingly visible component of Montenegro’s foreign capital inflows, with investors from Türkiye expanding their presence across real estate, tourism, services, trade…
Foreign direct investment (FDI) in Montenegro has experienced a notable decline in the first quarter of 2026, raising concerns about the sustainability of economic growth and…
Montenegro is at a pivotal moment in its economic evolution, transitioning from a tourism-centric model to one that seeks additional growth engines. Over the past decade,…
Montenegro is experiencing a notable shift in its investment landscape as the country progresses toward European Union membership. The EU accession process not only emphasizes institutional…
The predictability of the business environment is the most important factor that determines the volume of both domestic and foreign investments, both existing and new, as…
A recent survey by the Chamber of Commerce (PKCG) reveals that Montenegro’s overall business environment remains moderately unfavorable, showing little change from the previous year. The…
The Montenegrin government is actively seeking to attract reliable investors from partner nations, and the establishment of the Federal Association for Economic Development and Foreign Trade…
Japanese corporations have shown significant interest in investing in Montenegro, with several prominent global Japanese brands being represented at a meeting with Prime Minister Milojko Spajić.…
