Montenegro is undergoing a significant transformation in its economic landscape as it pivots from traditional sectors to a more competitive framework characterized by energy, industry, digital…
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Montenegro’s industrial policy in 2025 stands at a strategic decision point. The economy has successfully developed around tourism and consumption-driven growth, but remains structurally weak in productive industry and export-oriented manufacturing. Coverage in Monte.Business consistently highlights…
Montenegro’s real economy is experiencing a mixed performance in 2025, with moderate expansion in industrial output and a more vigorous revival in services. This uneven pattern,…
Montenegro’s latest foreign-trade results, published this week by MONSTAT and widely covered by MINA Business, offer one of the clearest snapshots of the country’s economic structure…
The expression of interest from a Slovenian company in the future of Željezara Nikšić has revived public discussion about Montenegro’s industrial prospects. Željezara, once a major…
Montenegro is often perceived as a tourism-driven economy, yet its real industrial backbone runs through the Podgorica–Danilovgrad–Nikšić corridor, a central axis characterised by manufacturing, metallurgy, energy…
Bar is one of Montenegro’s most strategically important municipalities — not only for tourism, but for trade, logistics, industry and national infrastructure. Home to Montenegro’s largest…
Danilovgrad sits in the Zeta valley between Podgorica and Nikšić — geographically central, historically modest, but increasingly visible in Montenegro’s economic landscape. Long considered a quiet…
Pljevlja is one of Montenegro’s most economically consequential municipalities, despite lying far from the coastal tourism centres and political institutions of the south. As the country’s industrial…
Berane is one of the most symbolically important and economically complex towns in northern Montenegro. Once an industrial heavyweight and a key manufacturing centre of the…
