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The draft law on real estate brokerage and leasing prohibits owners from independently advertising and selling property, requiring them to engage agencies for mediation, which could…

Good partnership between companies and the government stimulates investments and creates quality jobs, said the U.S. Ambassador to Montenegro, Judy Rising Reinke. The American Chamber of…

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) expects Montenegro to hold the first renewable energy auction by 2025. The prerequisite to conduct auctions is to…

Civic Initiative ‘Healthy Mojkovac’ is not giving up on its intention to, with the help of key decision-makers in Montenegro, prevent a new environmental disaster that,…

The government has decided to increase the value-added tax (VAT) rate in the hospitality sector from 7 to 21 percent, returning it to the level it…

According to the draft of the Economic Reform Program (ERP) for 2024-2026, discussed in a public forum by the Ministry of Finance yesterday, the average salary…

The government, with the aim of securing a portion of the necessary funds for financing the 2023 budget and creating a fiscal reserve, plans to issue…

The first reactions to the budget proposed by the Government are coming. The recent finance minister, Aleksandar Damjanovic, has minor complaints, but also high expectations. To…

Montenegro has a realistic chance to make the fastest progress of all the WB countries on the road to the EU, noted the Brussels correspondents from…

The Central Bank of Montenegro announced that at the first auction of the year, all government bonds with a maturity of 182 days, worth 20 million…