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Montenegro’s Prime Minister Milojko Spajić announced that living standards in the country have never been better, highlighting continuous growth in citizens’ quality of life. He emphasized…

The Government of Montenegro has extended the deadline for evaluating bids for the concession of Podgorica and Tivat airports by 30 days, amid growing concerns about…

The Government’s goal is to develop Montenegro based on economic growth, innovation, the rule of law and cooperation with credible partners and investors worldwide, stated Prime…

At its 82nd session chaired by Prime Minister Milojko Spajić, the Government of Montenegro approved the Draft Law on the Final Budget Account for 2024. By…

The Ministry of Finance and the Government of Montenegro remain strongly committed to combating the shadow economy, increasing transparency, and creating fair business conditions, which will…

During his visit to Japan, Montenegro’s Prime Minister Milojko Spajić spoke to the leading economic daily Nikkei (owner of the Financial Times) about his government’s achievements…

The Government approved the urban-technical conditions for the construction of the Brajići wind farm, with the project submitted by the Podgorica-based company Vjetroelektrana – Budva. The…

Research by the NGO Action for Social Justice (ASP), based on official documents obtained through freedom of information requests, reveals that Montenegro’s government initially planned to…

The Montenegrin Employers Association (CUP) has cautioned that introducing a 7-hour workday should be based on thorough socio-economic analysis, not political promises. This comes after Prime…

The Montenegrin government has announced it is finalizing a proposal to introduce a seven-hour workday, a reform that could significantly reshape labor relations in the country.…