Montenegro’s exports last year amounted to 700 million euros and were the largest in the history of this country, announced Prime Minister Dritan Abazović.
If, as he stated, exports from last year are compared with the so far record 2019, it can be seen that it has increased by 285 million euros, the Mina agency reports.
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“Additionally, when we look at the coverage of imports by exports, last year it was 19.8 percent, while in 2019 it was only 16 percent,” specified Abazović.
This shows that the diversification of the Montenegrin economy has begun, which is the most important task of his government, the Montenegrin Prime Minister stated.
Montenegro’s exports last year amounted to 700 million euros and were the largest in the history of this country, announced Prime Minister Dritan Abazović.
If, as he stated, exports from last year are compared with the so far record 2019, it can be seen that it has increased by 285 million euros, the Mina agency reports.
“Additionally, when we look at the coverage of imports by exports, last year it was 19.8 percent, while in 2019 it was only 16 percent,” specified Abazović.
This shows that the diversification of the Montenegrin economy has begun, which is the most important task of his government, the Montenegrin Prime Minister stated.
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