Montenegro’s ports handled 1.127 million tonnes of cargo in the first half of 2026, a 7.8% decline from the same period last year, as export volumes…
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Montenegro is accelerating preparations to expand its international airports in Podgorica and Tivat, with the immediate objective of increasing capacity ahead of the 2027 summer season…
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has an active portfolio of €533 million in Montenegro, with sustainable infrastructure accounting for €407 million, or 76%…
Montenegro has begun implementing its new strategic infrastructure cooperation framework with the United States, submitting two initial projects and opening expressions of interest for US companies.…
Montenegro has opened its planned €2.8 billion Adriatic–Ionian motorway corridor to US companies, marking the first concrete implementation of the new strategic-project framework agreed between Montenegro…
Montenegro’s recycling objectives will require professional waste operators able to combine collection, sorting, treatment and data management within integrated services. The country’s future waste infrastructure will…
The remediation of legacy pollution at the former aluminium complex KAP could generate sustained demand for specialised environmental services, including remediation engineering, hazardous-waste management, environmental monitoring…
Montenegro is facing rising demand for elderly care as people aged 65 and over account for about 17% of the population, or more than 105,000 residents,…
European financial institutions are financing an expanding range of projects in Montenegro, covering transport, energy, banking, small-business finance and public infrastructure. The European Bank for Reconstruction…
Montenegro’s construction activity increased in the second quarter of 2026, with the value of completed works rising alongside record prices for newly built apartments. According to…
