In Montenegro, stakeholders in the maritime industry are advocating for the establishment of a clear national maritime policy and accountable governance structures to ensure the sector’s…
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Montenegro’s future will be shaped as much by the sea as by the land. The Adriatic coastline, the port of Bar, the marina network, the Bay…
The Adriatic Sea is entering a new chapter — a quiet transformation reshaping maritime logistics, coastal economies, naval strategy, energy corridors, environmental policy, tourism flows, and…
Montenegro’s coastline is best known for tourism, but beneath the surface lies one of its most underdeveloped strategic assets: the blue economy. As the country advances toward…
Montenegro’s Minister of Maritime Affairs, Filip Radulović, stated that the “Ocean Race Europe 2025” project fully met expectations. He emphasized that hosting some of the world’s…
Ferries on the Kamenari–Lepetane line have transported over 1.03 million vehicles since the start of the summer season, according to Aleksandar Crvenko, head of the maritime…
Montenegro and the United Nations have reinforced their mutually beneficial cooperation, following a meeting between Minister Filip Radulović and UN Resident Coordinator in Montenegro, Karolina Tisot…
Montenegro is open to investment and ready to leverage its maritime potential, said Minister of Maritime Affairs Filip Radulović following a meeting with Saudi Arabia’s Minister…
The ferry “Mia” operated by the Italian company Adria Ferries departed this morning from a new location in the Port of Bar, heading to Durres. The…
Montenegro’s Maritime Directorate Director Mladen Mikijelj reported that in nearly two years since taking over the Kamenari–Lepetane ferry line, the state has earned 20 million euros…
