Montenegro is preparing tenders for 13 infrastructure projects worth an estimated €704.3 million, with procurement expected over the 12 months following 31 July 2026, according to…
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Montenegro’s construction industry recorded stronger activity in the second quarter of 2026 as residential development and an expanding programme of public infrastructure works increased the volume…
The Port of Bar’s location on the Adriatic gives Montenegro access to a potentially important regional transport corridor, while its ability to attract and move cargo…
Montenegro’s European Union accession timetable is increasingly influencing infrastructure financing, with the government targeting the provisional closure of all negotiating chapters by the end of 2026…
Montenegro’s railway network recorded declines in both passenger traffic and freight volumes during the first quarter of 2026, while the total distance travelled by freight increased…
Montenegro and the United States have signed an intergovernmental agreement creating a framework for cooperation on infrastructure, energy, security and technology projects, including the Adriatic–Ionian corridor,…
The Port of Bar in Montenegro is poised to transform into a vital logistics gateway for Central Europe, capitalizing on its strategic location and potential for…
The Ministry of Transport and the Railway Transport Company of Montenegro (ŽPCG) are working together to define the necessary steps to resume regular train services, recognizing…
Minister of Transportation and Maritime Affairs Filip Radulović said that his goal is to have the railway line from Bar to the border with Serbia completely…
The Port of Bar needs to be further valorized and utilize all its potentials,” is one of the conclusions from the meeting between the Minister of…
