Montenegro’s fiscal position in 2025 is more resilient than many analysts anticipated. According to reporting from Monte.business, the government’s budget deficit for the first ten months…
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Minister Novica Vuković met with Haoliang Xu, Acting Administrator of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and Under-Secretary-General of the United Nations, who is on an…
Miloš Konatar, head of the URA parliamentary group, said that the recent International Monetary Fund (IMF) mission report exposed the real state of public finances in…
Following a recent meeting with representatives of the Dutch Ministry of Finance during the Belgian-Dutch Constituency of the World Bank and IMF, Montenegro’s Finance Minister Novica…
Between January and March 2025, Montenegro’s public finances showed a deficit of €81.1 million, equal to 1% of the estimated GDP of €7.965 billion. Although revenues…
In an interview with Bankar, Professor Gordana Đurović commented on Montenegro’s pension reform, the risks of drastically reducing pension insurance contributions, and the elimination of health…
The European Commission, in its draft report on Montenegro’s progress for 2024, has highlighted that the “Europe Now 2” program poses risks to public finances. The…
The growth of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is crucial for any country, but if it fails to translate into improved quality of life for citizens, such…
The stability of public finances is the foundation of economic development, as assessed at the meeting between the President of Montenegro, Jakov Milatović, and representatives of…
Montenegro can have stable public finances only with a healthy and strong real sector, because without a strong economy and new jobs, but not in the…
