Browsing: maritime sector

Montenegro has always been a maritime country and will continue to be one through reforms, responsibility, and renewal, stated Minister of Maritime Affairs Filip Radulović. Speaking…

Two ferry routes will connect Montenegro and Italy this July and August. The Croatian Jadrolinija ferry “Dalmacija,” the largest in its fleet, will operate daily between…

Montenegro’s Minister of Maritime Affairs, Filip Radulović, visited the European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) headquarters in Lisbon, where he met with Executive Director Maja Markovčić Kostelac.…

The ferry line between Bar (Montenegro) and Bari (Italy) will resume on July 1, followed by the Bar-Ancona route starting July 8, operating for two months,…

The seasonal ferry line Budva-Dubrovnik-Budva will resume operations starting Friday, with the catamaran Antonija arriving at the Port of Budva. The service is organized by the…

This week, Barska Plovidba paid €150,000 to Crnogorska Plovidba, which was used by the Kotor-based company to cover half of the outstanding sailors’ wages on its…

The future of Montenegrin maritime industry is being shaped equally by women and men—working side by side toward the same horizon, said Maritime Minister Filip Radulović.…

Montenegro has transposed and implemented about 70% of the European Union directives and regulations related to maritime transport, although compliance remains partial in most cases, announced…

Adriatic 42 Shipyard in Bijela has invested over 60 million EUR so far, which is twice the initial investment commitment. The company is a joint venture…

Goran Sindik, a maritime expert with three decades of experience, has suggested that the only solution for Montenegro’s state-owned shipping company, Crnogorska plovidba, is bankruptcy. He…