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“The government will submit a request to parliament for an extraordinary session to be held on January 21,” announced Milutin Butorović, the Minister without Portfolio responsible…

The continuation of Montenegro’s European path will primarily benefit its economy, said Prime Minister Milojko Spajić during a traditional meeting with business representatives at the Chamber…

Montenegro plans to issue government bonds on the domestic market next year in two rounds. The first round will be dedicated to citizens, i.e., individuals, while…

The Government has adopted the proposed statute for the Development Bank, which outlines the organization, operational framework and other important matters related to the institution’s operations…

The government approved a proposal for determining the annual quota of permits for temporary residence and work for foreigners for the upcoming year, set at 28,990…

Preparatory hearing was concluded before the Commercial Court regarding the lawsuit filed by the Ministry of Finance (MF) against Crnogorska Plovidba Kotor over a debt of…

The purchasing power of citizens in Montenegro by the end of 2024 is predominantly rated as a three on a scale of 1 to 5, according…

The government has allocated hundreds of millions of euros in its 2025 capital budget for the development of transportation, education and healthcare infrastructure, as reported by…

The Government of Montenegro has approved the draft proposals for two key laws – the Law on Spatial Planning and the Law on Construction, which will…

Austrian Ambassador to Montenegro, Christian Steiner, congratulated the government on successfully closing three negotiation chapters, highlighting the crucial role of the Ministry of Finance in the…