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Montenegro joins SEPA: A major step towards EU integration and economic growth

Montenegro's accession to SEPA (Single Euro Payments Area) represents a crucial milestone in the country's EU integration process, offering significant economic opportunities and tangible...

Deputy Prime Minister highlights economic progress at German-Montenegrin Business event

The Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Policy and Minister of Economic Development of Montenegro, Nik Đeljošaj, participated in the "IMPULSE" event organized by the...

Price Limitation measures help stabilize prices and keep inflation low in Montenegro

The "Price Limitation" initiative has played a key role in stabilizing and reducing the prices of essential food items, contributing to the overall low...

Economic analyst on Montenegro’s 2025 budget proposal: Key takeaways

According to the proposed 2025 budget for Montenegro, the country is expected to borrow up to 900 million euros. Public sector salaries are projected...
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Prime Minister presents 2025 budget proposal: Focus on surplus, economic growth and debt management

From 2011 to 2020, Montenegro only had a budget surplus twice—when the general VAT rate was raised from 17% to 19%, and then to...

Montenegro’s 2025 capital budget projected at €280 million, focus on infrastructure and key development projects

The Ministry of Finance announced that the capital budget for the upcoming year is set at €280 million, with funds earmarked for the implementation...
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