The €1 billion innovation question: Can Montenegro commercialise its universities?

The modern economy rewards countries not for producing knowledge, but for converting knowledge into businesses. This distinction helps explain why some nations with modest research...

From tourism economy to knowledge economy

The view from Montenegro’s coastline still tells the story most investors know. Cranes rise above new hotels and residential developments. Marinas fill with yachts...

Why renewable energy could reshape Montenegro’s capital markets

The transformation of Montenegro’s energy sector is usually discussed in terms of megawatts. How many solar parks will be built. How much wind capacity will...

Montenegro’s next export product: Carbon transparency

For generations, countries exported physical goods. Coal, steel, aluminium, machinery, food products and manufactured components moved across borders carrying measurable economic value. The competitiveness of...
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The rise of the Adriatic data economy

The next major investment wave along the Adriatic coast may not arrive through ports, marinas or highways. It may arrive through fibre-optic cables. Across Europe, data...

The Montenegro 2035 scenario

The most interesting question facing Montenegro is not whether the economy will grow. It is what kind of economy will exist by the middle of...
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