Montenegro has centralised salary administration for approximately 37,000 public-sector employees across 413 institutions, with the Finance Ministry extending the system to the Ministry of Defence and…
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A strike at Montenegro’s State Audit Institution (DRI) is putting the completion and parliamentary submission of the 2025 state budget audit under pressure, with the institution…
Montenegro’s customs-related revenue reached €1.105 billion in the first nine months of 2026, increasing 5% year on year and exceeding the revenue plan by approximately €10.66…
Montenegro is preparing to deploy an upgraded national social-welfare platform, with the new e-Socijala system set to operate across all social-work centres following approximately 18 months…
Corporación América Airports (CAAP) has extended its bank guarantee for Montenegro’s airport concession tender until August 2027, keeping its offer for operating Podgorica and Tivat airports…
The Government of Montenegro, during its 98th session chaired by Prime Minister Milojko Spajić, adopted several key decisions affecting the public sector, capital projects, visa policy,…
Over the past decade, despite repeated government promises to reduce public sector employment, the number of public administration employees in Montenegro has steadily increased. Between 2019…
Slovak Ambassador to Montenegro, Boris Gandel, met with senators of Montenegro’s State Audit Institution (DRI), Branislav Radulović and Vesna Mihailović, to discuss strengthening bilateral cooperation in…
The number of service contracts in Montenegrin government institutions and administrative bodies funded by the state budget has decreased by 11.5% over the first half of…
Prime Minister Milojko Spajić stated at the Business Agenda forum, organized by the Union of Employers of Montenegro and the International Labour Organization, that he is…
