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The Montenegrin Employers’ Association (CUP) stated after a roundtable discussion at the Faculty of Economics on the topic: “Boycotting Trade – Who Wins and Who Loses”…

Data on the highest salaries in Montenegro for 2024, provided by the Tax Administration to the Bankar portal, reveal that the highest wages are in the…

The Customs Administration has achieved a gross revenue collection of 1.18 billion euros from January to the end of November, marking an increase of 104 million…

Montenegro and Uzbekistan have significant room to further enhance their economic relations, particularly through increasing trade volumes and more effective use of investment potentials, according to…

Economic and trade cooperation between Montenegro and Turkey has seen substantial growth, creating new opportunities for job creation, infrastructure development, and an improved standard of living,…

The storm that struck Montenegro on July 2 inflicted significant damage on the Port of Bar, a crucial economic resource for both the city and the…

Montenegro has experienced a loss of three billion euros in GDP related to trade, highlighting a heavy reliance on imports, which undermines the economy, according to…

In the first six months of 2024, Montenegro imported fruit and vegetables worth more than €34 million, sparking dissatisfaction among local farmers. The Ministry of Agriculture…

Montenegro stands to gain significantly by identifying products to offer to the vast Chinese market, stated Chen Zhou, Deputy Minister of the International Department of the…

During discussions between Ambassador Jiang Yu, the special representative of China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs for cooperation with Central and Eastern European countries, and Pavle D.…