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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…

In evaluating the economic policy of Spajić’s government during its first year, Prof. Dr. Vasilije Kostić, president of the Montenegrin Employers’ Association (CUP) and an economic…

The Ministry of Public Administration in Montenegro has announced its goal to unify all services provided by the state into a single platform, enhancing accessibility for…

The government is focused on promoting balanced and sustainable growth, encouraging energy projects, and implementing reforms related to climate change and green economy development, stated Finance…

The government has announced an upgraded living concept featuring primary schools, kindergartens, shopping centers and sports-recreational zones for nearly 42,000 residents. According to Prime Minister Milojko…

At the opening of the International Economic Conference “Montenegro 2024″—Decade of the Berlin Process, the Prime Minister emphasized the government’s commitment to creating conditions that enhance…