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Montenegro’s skills gap is emerging as a constraint on international relocation and year-round growth
As Montenegro draws in foreign property owners, expatriate families and international hospitality groups, demand for international schooling and sector-specific training is rising faster than supply. The…
Rumunija, Grčka i Srbija: trka za ulogu regionalnog centra fleksibilnosti Jugoistočne Evrope
Jugoistočna Evropa ulazi u fazu u kojoj se konkurencija sve više svodi na fleksibilnost sistema—balansiranje volatilnosti obnovljivih izvora, upravljanje zagušenjima i monetizaciju intradnevnih razlika. Rumunija, Grčka…
Montenegro’s coastal economy shifts from tourism-only to marinas, logistics and infrastructure
Montenegro’s property boom is evolving into a wider Adriatic investment model in which marinas, hospitality operations and logistics are becoming as central as tourism. The change…
Montenegro’s growth thesis shifts toward tourism upgrading and EU-aligned service ecosystems
Montenegro’s most promising sectors are increasingly converging around tourism upgrading, EU accession and related capabilities—from renewable energy and logistics to healthcare, digital services and ESG compliance.…
Budućnost trgovine električnom energijom na Balkanu zavisi od prenosne infrastrukture, a ne od same proizvodnje energije
Tokom većeg dela poslednje tri decenije, strategija elektroenergetskog razvoja u Jugoistočnoj Evropi (JIE) vrtela se oko proizvodnih kapaciteta. Vlade su bile fokusirane na izgradnju ili očuvanje…
Montenegro’s rural growth play: turn organic food, wine and agritourism into premium value
Montenegro can’t match large European producers on scale or commodity pricing, so its rural strategy is shifting toward higher-margin organic products, wine-led tourism and agritourism. The…
Montenegro’s agricultural upside is real—but value capture remains the bottleneck
Montenegro has the land, climate diversity and market proximity to build a premium agricultural economy, yet it still earns too little value from its natural advantages.…
Jugoistočna Evropa juri ka obnovljivim izvorima, ali balansiranje ostaje fragmentisano do 2026.
Jugoistočna Evropa ubrzano povećava udeo vetra, sunca i skladištenja, ali nedostatak istinski integrisanog regionalnog tržišta balansiranja postaje centralni rizik za troškove i likvidnost trgovanja do 2026.
Podgorica–Nikšić corridor: Montenegro’s inland bet for engineering and digital capacity
Montenegro’s long-term industrial opportunity may lie not only on the coast but in an inland Podgorica–Nikšić corridor that already concentrates administration, technical labor, universities, energy infrastructure…
Prodor kapitala iz Zaliva u infrastrukturu za trgovinu obnovljivom energijom u Jugoistočnoj Evropi
Tranzicija ka obnovljivim izvorima energije u Jugoistočnoj Evropi sve više privlači drugačiju kategoriju investitora. Tokom prve faze razvoja obnovljivih izvora na Balkanu, tržištem su uglavnom dominirale…