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The maritime workforce of tomorrow: From seafarers to blue-tech specialists in Montenegro

Montenegro’s future will be shaped as much by the sea as by the land. The Adriatic coastline, the port of Bar, the marina network,...

Montenegro’s maritime sector: Enhancing safety and efficiency

The decision of the Montenegrin government to grant exclusive piloting rights to the Port of Kotor is hailed by Minister of Transport and Maritime...

Addressing challenges in Montenegro’s maritime employment sector

Representatives of the Seafarers' Union have described the employment situation in the maritime sector as perplexing, citing the recent proposal by the government for...

Montenegro-Italy maritime accord: Revitalizing seafarer employment

The Montenegrin-Italian Maritime Union has embraced the recent approval of the Memorandum of Understanding between the governments of Montenegro and Italy, marking a significant...
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Montenegro, Maritime Transport has achieved a total profit of EUR 13.7 million in the last eight years

After the announcement by Prime Minister Dritan Abazović that at the next session of the Government, he will cancel the decision by which Maritime...

Montenegro, The development of maritime economy should be in focus

Last year, Barska plovidba ferry service made an exceptional financial result and profit of EUR 6.2 million, announced Prime Minister Dritan Abazović and added...
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