Montenegro’s agricultural sector is facing growing demand for cold storage, refrigerated transport, packaging and food-distribution infrastructure as farm surpluses expose gaps between producers and buyers. The…
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Montenegro plans to raise minimum net wages to between €1,000 and €1,400 while reducing labour taxation under the government’s proposed “Euro Model”. The new minimum would…
Around 69% of Montenegrin companies expect European Union membership to have a positive or very positive impact on their business, but employers report significant gaps in…
Montenegro is planning to expand facilities for yacht and commercial-vessel repair, including services for mega-yachts, as it seeks to increase the economic value generated by its…
European tourists generated more than 7.6 million overnight stays in Montenegro during the first seven months of 2026, up 9.22% year on year, with stronger demand…
Adriatic Properties will resume construction of the Janu-Kraljičina plaža hotel complex in Miločer, restarting the coastal tourism project after a five-year suspension. Construction will continue under…
Montenegro has imported around €11 billion worth of food since independence, while the number of agricultural holdings has declined by more than 30%, despite an estimated…
Montenegro needs more than €1 billion over the next decade for drinking-water and wastewater infrastructure, while the World Bank is preparing a new programme focused on…
EPCG, CGES and CEDIS are advancing plans for a joint energy-sector data centre in Nikšić, with a public procurement process now covering the feasibility study and…
Montenegro is developing a two-level electricity flexibility framework that could enable aggregators, industrial consumers and distributed energy assets to generate revenue through both national balancing and…
