Which parts of Montenegro’s EU accession reach into the daily work of hotels and restaurants, and where to start Ljubo Vuljaj and Michael Gehring Courtesy of…
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Montenegro has launched the Station M digital innovation initiative, bringing together Deutsche Telekom, Crnogorski Telekom and startup platform Plug and Play around a proposed investment fund…
Montenegro’s hydropower investment pipeline combines the modernisation of existing facilities, smaller contracted developments and preparations for larger generation and storage projects, with financing and construction commitments…
Montenegro’s Defence Ministry has proposed several former military properties in Tivat for potential residential, commercial and tourism development, placing large coastal land plots under consideration in…
Montenegro’s port, railway and freight-forwarding companies have warned that proposed wage reforms could increase operating costs across the country’s main logistics corridor, affecting the competitiveness of…
Montenegro has introduced a specific €250,000 minimum investment requirement for entrepreneurs and company owners from European Union member states seeking residence and work permits, establishing a…
Montenegro has identified 102 priority environmental infrastructure projects with an estimated total value of €1.5 billion, covering water supply, wastewater treatment, waste management and other investments…
Montenegro recorded more than 237,000 transactions worth €4.2 billion during its first year in the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA), delivering over €9 million in direct…
The Development Bank of Montenegro delivered €175.3 million in financing to domestic businesses during the first nine months of 2026, marking a 13% annual increase and…
BIG Shopping Centers plans to invest approximately €140 million in Montenegro over three years, expanding its existing retail complex in Podgorica and developing a new retail…
