Browsing: ministry of finance

The state’s public debt over the next three years is projected to increase by EUR 622 million, rising from EUR 4.122 billion in the current year…

Despite the discontinuation of Montenegro’s Citizenship by Investment Program, the country has given the green light to 280 applications that were submitted prior to the program’s…

The draft Economic Reform Program projects economic growth of 3.2% from next year until 2026, as announced during a roundtable organized by the Ministry of Finance.…

Montenegro and Italy share close ties in many aspects, and a prerequisite for the full utilization of geographical connectivity is the revitalization of transportation connections between…

The government, with the aim of securing a portion of the necessary funds for financing the 2023 budget and creating a fiscal reserve, plans to issue…

The Government of Montenegro will issue government bonds in the amount of up to EUR 50 million in order to provide the missing funds for financing…

The government intends to strengthen the partnership with the World Bank (WB), which is ready to provide support to Montenegro, not only through credit programs and…

In the period from January to September, the state earned EUR 1.9 billion, which is EUR 455 million more than in the same period last year,…

In the first eight months, taking into account the realization of revenues and expenditures, a budget surplus was achieved in the amount of EUR 191.9 million,…

Cryptocurrency trading is illegal in Montenegro, the Ministry of Finance announced. The reason is that we do not have a legal regulation that defines that area.…