Bar’s citizens have consistently opposed the development of a liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal and a gas power plant at the Port of Bar, according to…
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The decline in tourist numbers this year compared to last should act as a wake-up call for the government. Instead of taking extended breaks, the government…
The local government of Bar is undertaking a responsible approach to the municipality’s future development, with plans underway for various projects to be swiftly executed, as…
The Government of Montenegro is set to establish a state-owned enterprise that will oversee the management of commodity reserves and facilitate direct delivery of essential goods…
Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović has intensified his critique of Prime Minister Milojko Spajić, raising concerns over the government’s delay in addressing rising prices. Milatović questions why…
The Government of Montenegro, in partnership with the University of Montenegro, is set to develop a restructuring plan for the Dr. Simo Milošević Institute in Igalo.…
The Government of Montenegro has authorized a payment of $4.27 million to Exim Bank of China. This sum includes $2.44 million for obligations under a credit…
As printed media battles to remain viable, the Montenegrin government is considering a substantial VAT increase from seven to 15 percent, a move that could deliver…
The Ministry of Finance is set to implement a strategic document aimed at reforming the sector of state-owned enterprises. This initiative will focus on improving transparency,…
Oleg Filipović, an economic analyst, has recommended that the Montenegrin government consider implementing price controls to address potential inflation driven by psychological factors. In his recent…
