Montenegro has opened a €21.5 million construction tender, excluding VAT, for the expansion of Podgorica’s City Stadium, covering a new eastern stand, commercial and media facilities,…
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Tivat Airport handled 1.308 million passengers in the first nine months of 2026, an increase of 10.6% year on year, bringing the coastal airport closer to…
Montenegro’s municipal utility companies have warned that the proposed Euro Model wage reform could increase operating costs and reduce funding for essential infrastructure, including water supply,…
Montenegro’s Đalovića Cave development project in the north of the country has reached an estimated cost of approximately €32 million, compared with the initial projection of…
Montenegro has approved an implementation agreement for the €26.5 million reconstruction and expansion of Podgorica’s City Stadium, with the project scheduled for 2025–2028 and financed primarily…
The European Investment Bank (EIB) expects its financing for Montenegro to surpass €250 million in 2026, compared with €83 million provided last year, as the country…
Montenegro’s tourism development pipeline is expanding through a proposed resort in Ulcinj, a coastal urban-design competition in Budva and preparations for new spatial plans covering three…
Environmental permitting is facing renewed scrutiny in Montenegro as disputes involving wind energy development and industrial pollution raise questions over consultation, compliance and public concerns. Bijela…
Budva’s proposed budget revision would increase total municipal spending to €87.12 million, while reducing planned capital investment by approximately €8.5 million, changing the funding available for…
Nikšić plans to begin development of a €16.7 million regional waste-management centre in early 2027, with the project set to transform part of the former Željezara…
