The Draft Budget Law for the upcoming year, currently under review in parliament, outlines several potential government guarantees for various loan agreements aimed at financing infrastructure…
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From 2011 to 2020, Montenegro only had a budget surplus twice—when the general VAT rate was raised from 17% to 19%, and then to 21%. Since…
Prime Minister Milojko Spajić stated that from January 1, 2025, electricity bills for citizens will remain the same, emphasizing that the government respects the decision of…
Prime Minister Milojko Spajić and Finance Minister Novica Vuković are set to present Montenegro’s proposed budget for 2025, which outlines key fiscal measures aimed at boosting…
The Government of Montenegro has approved the Energy Balance for 2025, a crucial document outlining the country’s energy production and consumption plans for the upcoming year.…
Several government departments have become involved in addressing the issue of electricity supply interruptions at the state-owned ski resort and private hotel within the Kolašin 1600…
The government has allocated an additional €4.78 million (or approximately €5.8 million including VAT) for supplementary works on the Rožaje – Špiljani main road. These funds…
The European Progress Party (SEP) has expressed deep concern over the proposed Gambling Law, which grants the Montenegrin government complete discretion in spending the revenue generated…
The Prime Minister of Montenegro, Milojko Spajić, is currently on a working visit to the Kingdom of Bahrain, marking the first official visit since the establishment…
The European Transport Workers’ Federation (ETF) has urged the Montenegrin government to allocate financial funds, rather than credit guarantees, for the procurement of machinery essential for…
