Montenegro’s tourism sector continues to expand, with rising visitor numbers, growing airline capacity and continued investment along the Adriatic coast. At the same time, airports, roads,…
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Montenegro is preparing a new system for reviewing foreign investments from non-EU countries, after the government approved a proposal on 31 July 2026 to establish a…
Proposed amendments to Montenegro’s coastal temporary-facilities program envisage additional nautical, hospitality and recreational infrastructure at Luštica Bay, including mooring sites for superyachts of up to 100…
The Port of Bar’s location on the Adriatic gives Montenegro access to a potentially important regional transport corridor, while its ability to attract and move cargo…
Montenegro is preparing for a €750mn Eurobond maturity in 2027 while managing a public investment pipeline valued at €9.7bn. The government estimates total financing needs of…
Montenegro’s government has revoked an earlier decision allowing Luštica Development to pledge rights over the Luštica Bay marina and waterfront promenade as security for a €15…
Montenegro’s Ministry of Energy and Mining has ranked MIH Metal Development first in the tender for a new concession covering the Šuplja Stijena zinc and lead…
Wind Europe MNE has submitted documentation to Montenegro’s Environmental Protection Agency for a proposed 92.4 MW wind farm at Njegovuđa in Žabljak municipality, advancing the project…
Montenegro has selected a PowerChina-led consortium to design and build the 22-kilometre Mateševo-Andrijevica section of the Bar-Boljare motorway for €693.97 million, with European institutions providing part…
Montenegro’s airport concession process was thrown back into uncertainty in July after Incheon International Airport Corporation withdrew from a proposed 30-year deal covering Podgorica and Tivat…
