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Montenegro will need more than €200 million annually to establish and maintain strategic commodity reserves

Montenegrin authorities estimate that setting up and operating a strategic system of commodity reserves (‘robne rezerve’) — aimed at ensuring supply security for essential...

Montenegro still lacks commodity reserves; oil stocks built up enough for roughly six weeks

Montenegro remains without formal commodity reserves, a key economic safeguard that would help protect the country from disruptions in the supply of basic goods, even...

Montenegro still without Commodity Reserves Law despite repeated Government promises

Although the Government and the Ministry of Economic Development (MER) had repeatedly announced a law on commodity reserves, whose draft was expected in April,...

Prime Minister announces commodity and stabilization reserves to support small trader

Prime Minister Milojko Spajić announced the formation of both commodity and stabilization reserves, which, as he stated, will help small traders become more competitive...
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Former Minister criticizes Montenegrin Government’s plan for state-run commodity reserves

Goran Đurović, former Minister of Economy, has criticized the Montenegrin government's proposal to create a state-owned enterprise for managing commodity reserves and delivering basic...

The Government will establish a state enterprise for commodity reserves and direct supply of basic foodstuffs

The Government of Montenegro is set to establish a state-owned enterprise that will oversee the management of commodity reserves and facilitate direct delivery of...
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