The World Bank forecasts Montenegro’s economy will grow by 3.3% in 2026, while the Central Bank of Montenegro projects 3.2%. Both point to stronger activity, driven chiefly by consumption and investment.
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Montenegro’s economy is projected to expand by 3.3% in 2026, with stronger investment and household consumption supporting economic activity following slower growth in the previous year,…
Montenegro has advanced preparations for a €55 million water and climate-resilience investment programme, following government approval of negotiated documentation for a proposed €35 million loan from…
Montenegro’s economy is projected to expand by 3.3% in 2026, following an upward revision by the World Bank, which has also highlighted uncertainties surrounding proposed wage…
Households in Pljevlja, northern Montenegro, could see their water and wastewater bills more than double under proposed tariff increases aimed at strengthening the local utility’s finances…
Montenegro is preparing a €55 million financing package for water infrastructure, combining a proposed World Bank loan with funding from the OPEC Fund for International Development…
Montenegro is advancing the development of a Port Community System for the Port of Bar, with support from the World Bank under the Western Balkans Trade…
Montenegro has inaugurated a €1.6 million agricultural services centre in Berane, bringing several public institutions serving farmers under one roof through an investment financed under the…
Montenegro has inaugurated a National Reference Phytosanitary Laboratory at the University of Montenegro’s Biotechnical Faculty, with an investment exceeding €4 million aimed at expanding plant-health testing,…
Nikšić plans to begin development of a €16.7 million regional waste-management centre in early 2027, with the project set to transform part of the former Željezara…
