Montenegro’s economy is expected to maintain moderate growth during 2026, with international forecasts pointing to expansion of close to 3%, supported by tourism, household consumption, electricity…
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Montenegro’s progress toward European Union membership is becoming a key factor influencing the country’s economic outlook, with accession reforms expected to affect investment conditions, infrastructure development,…
Montenegro’s luxury tourism sector continues to attract international capital, with the latest investment momentum marked by an $80 million strategic investment from the International Finance Corporation…
The withdrawal of the first-ranked consortium from Montenegro’s airport concession process has created uncertainty over the future financing and management model for Podgorica and Tivat airports.…
Montenegro continues preparations to close the remaining stages of its European Union accession negotiations, with 15 negotiating chapters still open before the process can be completed.…
The Municipality of Budva has collected approximately 57 per cent of its record €79 million annual budget during the first half of the year, with further…
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has approved a €30 million sovereign loan to support the introduction of intelligent transport systems (ITS) across Montenegro’s…
Montenegro’s expanding tourism sector is increasing pressure on the country’s transport infrastructure, as major coastal investments and growing mountain destinations develop faster than parts of the…
Montenegro’s objective of joining the European Union in 2028 is increasingly influencing investment conditions before formal membership is achieved, as the country advances through accession reforms…
Montenegro’s proposed 30-year concession for Podgorica and Tivat airports remains outside the formal parliamentary procedure nearly three months after being submitted, delaying a planned €300 million…
