The total value of payment transactions in Montenegro for 22 working days in September amounted to €2.23 billion, according to data from the Central Bank of…
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The Government of Montenegro, during its 98th session chaired by Prime Minister Milojko Spajić, adopted several key decisions affecting the public sector, capital projects, visa policy,…
The sharp rise in prices has erased the effects of wage growth and seriously affected citizens’ living standards, particularly pensioners, whose situation has worsened due to…
Although the Government and the Ministry of Economic Development (MER) had repeatedly announced a law on commodity reserves, whose draft was expected in April, it is…
The Government of Montenegro has adopted decisions to launch a new model of forest management, including the establishment of the state-owned company “Crna Gora Šume” and…
The Ministry of Energy and Mining, with the Government’s approval, has launched a public call to select a company that will implement mandatory marking of liquid…
The best thing the Montenegrin government has delivered since its formation is self-promotion, says economic analyst Miša Brkić. According to him, populist boasting is in sharp…
The economic editorial group STEGA analyzed IMF findings, warning that the Montenegrin government continues an unsustainable economic course that risks long-term damage. They argue that the…
From February 11 to September 16, Montenegro collected €8.45 million from the mandatory oil reserves fee included in fuel prices, and the Ministry of Energy and…
The Montenegrin government remains committed to sustainable and responsible fiscal policies aligned with international best practices, according to the latest IMF mission report. The report highlights…
