Montenegro has expanded anti-money-laundering supervision of gambling companies, with more inspections and financial penalties increasing the compliance requirements facing operators. The Finance Ministry said authorities had…
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Montenegro is moving toward a new framework for critical infrastructure resilience, with proposed legislation potentially creating demand for business-continuity planning, risk assessment, security engineering and related…
Montenegro is preparing legislation to align its regulation of digital intermediary services with the EU’s Digital Services Act, introducing additional compliance requirements for online platforms and…
The Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) has adopted a new package of banking regulations covering capital requirements, governance, executive suitability and credit reporting as Montenegro advances…
A group of Montenegrin business owners has proposed investing in and modernising Podgorica and Tivat airports following the withdrawal of Incheon International Airport Corporation from the…
EPCG Solar Gradnja is developing ground-mounted solar power plants with a combined capacity of approximately 40 MW at Kapino Polje near Nikšić, expanding Montenegro’s state-led renewable…
State-controlled coal producer Rudnik uglja Pljevlja has started commercial operations at a leased asphalt plant in Bušnje, establishing a new business activity as the local economy…
Bar recorded increased tourist activity during the main 2026 season, with both arrivals and overnight stays rising compared with the same period of 2025. The municipality…
Montenegro’s banking sector recorded lower borrowing costs and further improvement in asset quality in July 2026, with non-performing loans reaching their lowest share since 2010. The…
Montenegro’s merchandise trade deficit reached approximately €2.3 billion in the first six months of 2026, as declining goods exports coincided with higher imports. Goods exports fell…
