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Economic reforms and EU accession progress in Montenegro
20 clusters · 81 sources · last updated
Latest: Montenegro implements Euro model to increase net wages
Montenegro continues its push toward the ‘Euro model’ wage reform, scheduled for January 2027. This plan introduces tiered minimum net wages based on education levels: €1,000 for primary, €1,250 for secondary, and €1,400
Montenegro aviation integration and infrastructure updates
19 clusters · 98 sources · last updated
Latest: Traffic disruptions reported in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro
In late September 2026, Montenegro reached a significant milestone in its aviation integration efforts. Following discussions in Brussels with the European Commission, the country fulfilled all necessary requirements to
Montenegro economic growth and real estate trends
8 clusters · 32 sources · last updated
Latest: Budva real estate market shifts as foreign owners sell properties
Montenegro’s economic landscape is characterized by a robust construction boom and rising real estate prices, contrasted against growing domestic financial strain and political criticism. Data from Monstat shows that in
Montenegro pellet supply and pricing dispute
2 clusters · 31 sources · last updated
Latest: Montenegro and Serbia implement agricultural market and environmental enforcement
Montenegrin pellet producers and the Montenegrin Wood Processing Alliance have warned that government interventions, such as price caps and potential export bans, could lead to business bankruptcies and the end of domest
Montenegro economic indicators and cost of living
2 clusters · 9 sources · last updated
Latest: Montenegro consumer basket rises to 2,170 euros
Economic indicators in Montenegro show a trend of rising costs impacting purchasing power. In August, the average net salary rose to 1,040 euros, a 2.5 percent increase compared to the previous year. However, real wages
Montenegro economic reforms and workforce trends
2 clusters · 47 sources · last updated
Latest: Montenegro reduces shadow economy to 12.4 percent of GDP
Montenegro is undergoing economic shifts characterized by structural reforms and a heavy reliance on the service sector. The government has adopted a new wage calculation system called the ‘Euro model’, scheduled for imp
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