capital projects Archives - Montenegrobusiness

Montenegro’s low investment costs strengthen its case for capital projects

28/06/2026

Montenegro is positioned among Europe’s most cost-competitive markets for investment, with 2025 Eurostat data showing investment price levels at an index of 68, or 32% below the EU...

Finance Ministry submits 2026 capital projects plan to government

31/10/2025

The Ministry of Finance has submitted to the Government of Montenegro the 2026 Capital Projects Proposal, a plan aimed at driving strategic development and...

Agreement between Montenegro government and Zeta and Tivat municipalities to allocate airport concession funds for capital projects

08/05/2025

The Government of Montenegro and the municipalities of Zeta and Tivat have agreed that any funds allocated to these municipalities as part of an...

Montenegro’s 2025 budget: Social focus over development, economic analyst warns

04/01/2025

The 2025 budget is essentially social and consumer-driven rather than development-focused, with 280 million euros allocated for capital projects and nearly 720 million euros...

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Panel on Fiscal Strategy highlights goals for economic growth in Montenegro

27/09/2024

At a recent panel titled "Fiscal Strategy and Tax Compliance: A Partnership for Stable Economic Growth" during the XIX International Congress of Accountants and...