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E-CMR to be introduced in Montenegro: Faster transport and less paperwork

Montenegro is moving forward with the introduction of the electronic consignment note (e-CMR) for international road freight transport — a digital version of the...

Overview of low-cost flight routes from Podgorica and Tivat in 2026

Air travel connectivity from Montenegro’s two main airports — Podgorica Airport and Tivat Airport — continues to expand in 2026, with a growing number of low-cost carrier destinations linking the...

Montenegro airports and transport outlook 2026: Whether connectivity becomes a strategic strength or reaches the limits of an overstretched system

Connectivity is no longer a luxury for Montenegro; it is the central nervous system of its economy. Air routes are not simply transport channels;...

Energy corridors, not just transport corridors: Montenegro’s role in Europe’s power security map

Europe’s future will not be determined only by where its goods travel, but by where its electricity flows. Over the past four years, the...
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Fuel prices, transport costs and everyday economics: Why energy pricing still matters in Montenegro

Fuel pricing remains one of the most direct economic indicators affecting both national policy and daily life in Montenegro. Recent adjustments — including reductions...

Port of Bar reports stronger cargo flows, signalling renewed logistics momentum

The Port of Bar has recorded a steady increase in cargo throughput, a development that suggests a rebound in Montenegro’s logistics sector after several...
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