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South Korean-led airport modernisation plan targets capacity surge and tourism integration in Montenegro

Montenegro’s long-delayed airport concession process is entering a decisive phase, with a South Korean-led consortium positioning itself to take operational control of both Podgorica Airport and Tivat...

Montenegro moves toward 30-year airport concession as Incheon emerges as preferred operator

Montenegro is edging closer to one of the most consequential infrastructure transactions in its recent economic policy cycle, as the government prepares to award...

Montenegro’s airports under EU scrutiny as concession debate intensifies

Montenegro’s airport infrastructure has entered a new phase of regulatory and strategic attention as the European Union increases monitoring of future investment plans, environmental...

CAAP challenges airport concession ranking, accuses Tender Commission of procedural violations

Luxembourg–American company Corporación América Airports (CAAP) has filed a complaint with the Government of Montenegro’s Concessions Commission, expressing dissatisfaction with the latest decision of...
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Montenegro nears decision on airport concession as IIAC leads final ranking

The Tender Commission has completed the months-long evaluation process for bids submitted for the concession of the Airports of Montenegro, and the Government’s final...

IIAC tops revised ranking in Montenegro airport concession tender

The Ministry of Transport has published the updated ranking list of bidders in the concession process for Montenegro’s airports, showing the South Korean company...
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