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The Ministry of Finance has issued a decision on temporary financing for January. The decision, published on the Ministry’s website, applies from January 3. As of…

Prime Minister Milojko Spajić has called on the Montenegrin Parliament to approve the 2024 budget as soon as possible, in order to ensure that increased pensions…

In the event of the budget not being adopted due to opposition blockades, Montenegro would enter into temporary financing, said Vasilije Čarapić, a member of the…

The Government of Montenegro has approved the draft proposals for two key laws – the Law on Spatial Planning and the Law on Construction, which will…

The Parliament adopted a series of laws, as well as Montenegro’s Fiscal Strategy for the period from this year through 2027. The Parliament passed laws on…

Montenegro has not had a fiscal strategy since 2021, and this document will provide predictability regarding the government’s policies and vision for the economy, investors and…

During a recent parliamentary session, Prime Minister Milojko Spajić addressed questions regarding Montenegro’s public debt and economic growth. He noted that the public gross and net…

Ines Mrdović, director of the non-governmental organization Action for Social Justice (ASP), has called for parliamentary intervention in the long-standing issue of Sveti Stefan, which has…

Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović announced at a press conference today that he will return the VAT Law and the Excise Law to the Parliament for reconsideration.…

Lawmakers have wrapped up discussions on the Proposed Law on the Use of Renewable Energy Sources, which, according to Energy Minister Saša Mujović, aims to reduce…