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Western Balkans industrial park EU integration

Overview

Under the framework of the 2026 Berlin Process and the Action Plan for a Common Regional Market 2025–2028, industrial zones in Montenegro and North Macedonia have entered into a partnership with the European Union to foster regional economic integration.

In Montenegro, the Nedakusi Business Zone in Bijelo Polje became the first entity from the country to join the European network of industrial parks. This was formalized through a memorandum of understanding signed during the Montenegro Economy Conference in Budva, aimed at connecting local businesses with European investors and integrating regional industries into European value chains.

Simultaneously, the Zhabeni Industrial Zone in Bitola, North Macedonia, signed a similar memorandum of understanding in Budva. As the only entity from North Macedonia to join the agreement, the zone aims to facilitate the transfer of environmentally sustainable practices and harmonize regional standards with EU regulations to support integration into the EU single market.

Entities

European Union · Zhabeni Industrial Zone · Bijelo Polje · Nedakusi Business Zone · Toni Konjanovski

Timeline

  1. about 5 hours ago

    [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Zhabeni Industrial Zone joins Western Balkans-EU partnership

    Bitola's Zhabeni Industrial Zone has signed a memorandum with the EU to foster business connections and sustainable practices between Western Balkan and EU industrial parks.

  2. about 12 hours ago

    [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    Nedakusi Business Zone joins European industrial park network

    Montenegro's Nedakusi Business Zone has joined a new EU-Western Balkans industrial park partnership to integrate regional businesses into European value chains and promote green economic standards.

Sources

alfa.mk · beta.rs · cginfo.me · nezavisen.mk · utrinskivesnik.mk