The credit rating agency Standard and Poor’s (S&P) has upgraded Montenegro’s outlook from “stable” to “positive” while maintaining the credit rating at ‘B/B’, according to the…
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The 20 largest state-owned enterprises in Montenegro are facing challenges in maintaining profitability and liquidity management, with an increased risk of entering the insolvency zone, as…
The government today, on the proposal of the Ministry of Finance, appointed Sava Laketić as the acting director of the Tax Administration (TA), confirmed by the…
The arguments proposed by the working group for terminating the concession agreement that the state has with the company Brskovo Mine are factually inaccurate, do not…
The European Union’s (EU) plan for the Western Balkans will be an effective mechanism for initiating reforms and improving the quality of life for citizens, stated…
Montenegro has poorly managed large construction projects in the past, according to Prime Minister Milojko Spajić, who announced numerous infrastructure projects expected to be completed by…
The basic goal of the Ministry of Finance is to strengthen budgetary credibility, seen as one of the parameters of trust in institutions, as stated by…
Montenegro is the most advanced candidate country in the European Union’s accession negotiations, said Oliver Varhelyi, the EU commissioner responsible for enlargement and neighborhood. “I came…
The business parameters of NLB Bank confirm that this credit institution is one of the important players in the Montenegrin banking market, further obligating it to…
Effective and quality cooperation with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is of great importance for a strong investment cycle, which the 44th Government…
