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Workforce reform and skills transition create a new education and training market

Montenegro’s economic structure, heavily oriented toward tourism and services, has long been constrained by a mismatch between labour supply and market demand. Seasonal employment...

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 workforce of the future: Skills, migration, education, AI and EU labour mobility

Montenegro’s economy is entering a transformative phase in which labour dynamics will determine the country’s competitiveness more than any other factor. With a population...

Montenegro’s economic future hinges on lifelong learning, workforce skills and strong education-business collaboration

Montenegro must prioritize speed, quality, efficiency, and a culture of anticipating knowledge, skills, and competencies to keep pace with highly developed economies, says Gordana...
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Balancing technology and human touch: Overcoming challenges in Montenegro’s tourism industry

Tourism, once seen as a dynamic career path, is now facing major challenges, including a shortage of skilled workers and changing expectations from younger...

Economic challenges in Montenegro: Insights from analyst

Montenegro has experienced a loss of three billion euros in GDP related to trade, highlighting a heavy reliance on imports, which undermines the economy,...
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