Montenegro plans to introduce tighter controls over public debt, state guarantees and capital spending from 1 January 2027, with fiscal policy to be managed through a…
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Podgorica-based developer Kamgel has secured a construction permit for a five-star hotel and 20 villas in Đuraševići near Tivat, moving the planned tourism complex into the…
The Montenegrin government has revoked approval for a proposed €15 million loan between Luštica Development and Belgrade-based Alta Bank, which was to be secured against the…
Montenegro attracted more than €1 billion in foreign direct investment inflows in 2025, equivalent to about 7.2% of GDP, while real estate absorbed almost half of…
The Port of Bar handled approximately 684,330 tonnes of cargo in the first six months of 2026, down 19% from the 849,140 tonnes recorded in the…
Montenegro advanced further in its European Union accession process during July, provisionally closing additional negotiating chapters covering competition and customs, while retaining its target of provisionally…
The Municipality of Budva has awarded an €18 million design-and-build contract for construction of a new road above the Grđevica riverbed, marking the municipality’s largest investment…
Aerodromi Crne Gore added more than 20 routes during 2026 and is expecting another record year, while the future operating model for Podgorica and Tivat airports…
The International Finance Corporation (IFC) is investing US$80 million in Porto Montenegro, with the financing announced in July through a strategic partnership with Adriatic Marinas. The…
Montenegro is preparing to advance a 23-kilometre section of the Bar–Boljare motorway between Mateševo and Andrijevica, with the project valued at almost €694 million. The investment…
