Progress in European integrations and established political stability are a positive signal for foreign investors, assessed during the meeting of the Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Policy, Nika Gjeloshaj, with a delegation from the German Committee on Eastern European Economic Relations.
According to the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Policy, during the meeting with the German delegation, which is on a working visit to Montenegro, it was emphasized that Montenegro’s membership in the European Union (EU) will provide an additional incentive for investors from member states to invest in Montenegro.
Gjeloshaj highlighted the need to strengthen economic ties between the two countries on the foundation of excellent relations between Montenegro and Germany.
“German investments are of particular interest to Montenegro, not only for economic development but also for adopting European values and business practices,” said Gjeloshaj.
He added that the Government of Montenegro will be a sincere partner and friend to German investors.
The Office of the Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Policy stated that Gjeloshaj and members of the German delegation discussed opportunities for cooperation and investment in Montenegro in various areas, with a focus on green energy, infrastructure, telecommunications, tourism, and cybersecurity.
The German delegation, accompanied by Ambassador Peter Felten, consisted of a large number of representatives from companies in various sectors, including energy, telecommunications, and infrastructure.
The government representatives present at the meeting included Minister of Energy and Mining Saša Mujović, Minister of Spatial Planning, Urbanism, and State Property Janko Odović, Minister of Transport and Maritime Affairs Filip Radulović, State Secretary Goran Jovetić, and Economic Policy Advisor Albert Bikaj.
