When investors discuss infrastructure opportunities in Montenegro, the conversation usually begins with highways.
Road corridors, rail modernisation, ports and airports dominate headlines because they are...
The Montenegrin government has adopted a new infrastructure master plan projecting approximately €4.7 billion in investments through 2030, signaling one of the country’s most ambitious development...
The European Investment Bank is preparing a new €250 million financing package for Montenegro focused on hospital infrastructure, railway modernization and support for small and medium-sized...
Infrastructure development remains central to Montenegro’s long-term growth ambitions, yet financing constraints have become increasingly binding. With public debt projected to peak in 2026,...
The rollout of new subsea installations at Budva port marks a technically modest but strategically significant step in Montenegro’s maritime infrastructure modernisation. While not...
The Lovćen–Cetinje cable car project has emerged as a symbol of Montenegro’s renewed infrastructure ambitions, but the tender outcome—attracting only a single bidder—raises broader...
