The operational challenges affecting Montenegro’s airports have intensified attention on the governance structure of Aerodromi Crne Gore AD, the state-owned company responsible for managing the country’s…
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Montenegro’s plan to cancel the concession process for Podgorica and Tivat airports has left the country without a confirmed replacement investment model, while passenger growth continues…
Montenegro has adopted amendments to its environmental liability legislation that strengthen the responsibilities of companies for preventing and remedying environmental damage while granting regulators wider enforcement…
Montenegro has generated a cumulative €93.4 million financial benefit through currency-hedging arrangements linked to the Chinese loan that financed the priority section of the Bar–Boljare motorway,…
Montenegro and the United States have signed an intergovernmental agreement creating a framework for cooperation on infrastructure, energy, security and technology projects, including the Adriatic–Ionian corridor,…
Montenegro has terminated the concession procedure for Podgorica and Tivat airports after the preferred bidder, a consortium led by Incheon International Airport Corporation, withdrew before the…
Montenegro is preparing to sign an intergovernmental cooperation agreement with the United States covering transport, energy, digital infrastructure, critical minerals, border security and the Port of…
Montenegro is approaching the provisional closure of EU accession Chapter 27 on Environment and Climate Change, but implementation of European environmental standards is expected to require…
Montenegro’s Government has approved a draft Law on Tourism and Hospitality that expands tourism regulation beyond licensing of hotels, agencies and restaurants by introducing broader rules…
Montenegro has submitted a request for €97.3 million in support under the European Union’s Reform and Growth Facility after reporting the completion of 34 reform milestones…
