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The Government of Montenegro has approved the Innovation Promotion Program aimed at enhancing energy efficiency in the industry for 2024, as announced by the Ministry of…

Since the implementation of the government initiative “Limited Prices”, designed to regulate margins on essential food and hygiene products, the Inspection Authority has identified several violations.…

The government has yet to make a final decision regarding the potential leasing of airports, and Minister of Transportation Maja Vukićević plans to thoroughly assess all…

During their first meeting, Montenegro’s Finance Minister Novica Vuković and the newly appointed European Union Ambassador to Montenegro, Johan Satler, emphasized that the integration process for…

The government convened a telephone session and, with the consent of most members, approved the Draft Law on Electronic Communications and the accompanying report from the…

Today, the Montenegrin Government approved the Fiscal Strategy for 2023-2027, alongside a report on the public consultation process. The strategy sets out fiscal policy goals, measures,…

The Montenegrin Government has approved a new Consumer Credit Law during today’s session, as announced in an official statement. The new legislation addresses the growing need…

The Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) has recommended improvements to the government’s fiscal strategy, proposing a comprehensive long-term impact assessment of planned reductions in pension contributions.…

During its 44th session, chaired by Prime Minister Milojko Spajić, the Montenegrin government approved a proposal for a direct long-term loan for “Elektroprivreda Crne Gore” AD…

The Montenegrin government has announced plans to reduce profit margins on a thousand products, according to Deputy Prime Minister Nik Đeljošaj. At a recent press conference,…