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Montenegro prepares for integration into the European roaming market

Montenegro has begun preparations to join the European Union’s roaming framework, marking a step toward deeper integration with the EU’s digital and telecommunications market,...

Telecom investments in Montenegro surpass €80 million as revenue growth reinforces sector expansion

Investment activity in Montenegro’s electronic communications sector has moved into a new growth phase, with total capital expenditure exceeding €80 million, closely tracking rising revenues...

Montenegro moves toward EU “roam like at home” regime by early next year

Montenegro could become part of the European Union’s “Roam Like at Home” mobile roaming regime by the end of this year or at the...

Connectivity at a premium: Telecommunications and digital services in Montenegro

Montenegro is often praised for its digital readiness. Mobile penetration is high, broadband coverage is extensive for a country of its size, and digital...
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Over 8,000 Montenegrin users switched operators through number portability in 2025

A total of 8,130 subscribers in Montenegro used the number portability service during the first nine months of this year, mostly in mobile networks,...

Montenegro to offer free EU roaming for citizens starting 2026

Starting next year, roaming for citizens of Montenegro will be free across European Union countries, announced Prime Minister Milojko Spajić. “From 2026, free roaming to...
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