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Over 30 new projects proposed for Montenegro’s 2025 capital budget

The Montenegrin government has announced that more than 30 new projects will be included in the proposed capital budget for 2025, following the third...

Montenegro’s capital budget execution surges in 2024: Council highlights infrastructure progress

The execution of the capital budget for the first five months of the current year has nearly doubled compared to the same period last...

First quarter sees €25 million spent from Montenegro’s capital budget

In the first quarter of the year, €25 million has been allocated to capital budget projects, amounting to just over ten percent of the...

Montenegro’s fiscal strategy: A Path to stability and growth

The government has announced that it won't take on new debt for its day-to-day spending this year, nor does it plan to issue bonds...
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Montenegro’s capital budget: Q1 spending overview and project progress

In the initial quarter, the utilization of the capital budget amounted to 25 million euros, reflecting ten percent of the total designated amount. Within...

Inflation continues to undermine purchasing power and investment

The growth of real wages was significantly slowed down by the still very high inflation rate, which has consequences for the standard of living,...
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