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China has become the largest investor in Montenegro: The secret where Beijing invested 70 million

China has become the largest investor in Montenegro: The secret where Beijing invested 70 million

Chinese investments involved investments in companies in Montenegro or their purchase, the purchase of real estate and so-called inter-company debt – companies from Montenegro borrowed money from companies from China. People’s Republic of China has become the largest investor in Montenegro with 70 million euros in direct investments from the beginning of this year to… READ MORE

Montenegro on EU’s “safe list”

Montenegro on EU’s “safe list”

The EU has named 14 countries whose citizens are considered “safe” to be let in from July 1, despite the pandemic, including Serbia and Montenegro. The list currently features Algeria, Australia, Canada, Georgia, Japan, Montenegro, Morocco, New Zealand, Rwanda, Serbia, South Korea, Thailand, Tunisia and Uruguay. The United States, Brazil and Russia, where the coronavirus… READ MORE

The EU will open the borders for Montenegro from 1 July

The EU will open the borders for Montenegro from 1 July

The European Commission has recommended the opening of external borders for Montenegro and other western Balkan countries from 1 July. “The Commission recommends Schengen Member States and Schengen Associated States to lift internal border controls by 15 June 2020, to extend temporary restrictions on non-essential travel to the EU until 30 June and to set… READ MORE

Montenegrin economy will grow at 5% rate in 2021

Montenegrin economy will grow at 5% rate in 2021

According to the latest forecast report of the Vienna Institute for the International Economic Studies (WIIW), Montenegrin economy will contract by 8%, due to heavy reliance on tourism. The report forecasts that Montenegrin economy will strengthen by 5% next year. Croatia is expected to face the greatest real GDP contraction. (11%). Croatia is followed by… READ MORE

Montenegro still coronavirus-free

Montenegro still coronavirus-free

Schools are closed, as well as hospitality businesses and shopping malls. They also closed play rooms for children and betting shops. Their border crossings. All foreigners are prohibited from entering the country. They landed planes, suspended international road and rail traffic. They introduced bans on all public gatherings. All Montenegro nationals who came from abroad… READ MORE

Montenegro has become prestigious tourism destination

Montenegro has become prestigious tourism destination

Western Balkans region should put its natural and cultural potential into the function of tourism economy, harmonised with modern demand of the world market. Montenegro has become prestigious tourism destination. However, only a unified, diverse and wider tourism offer of the region countries can be valued more efficiently on the international market, it was said… READ MORE

Promotion of the tourist offer of Montenegro in the Chinese city of Guangzhou

Promotion of the tourist offer of Montenegro in the Chinese city of Guangzhou

The National Tourism Organisation of Montenegro, in cooperation with Turkish Airlines and the tourism industry, will present the tourism offer of the destination at the China International Tourism Industry Expo – CITIE, held from August 30 to September 1 in Guangzhou, China . On the first day of the fair, the all-day Balkan Roadshow program… READ MORE

Montenegro is the only country which could join EU in 2025

Montenegro is the only country which could join EU in 2025

Montenegro-Serbia relations remain strained and it’s very hard to predict in what direction they are going to move, says in the interview for Pobjeda, Mr Žarko Korać, Professor in the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade and former Vice-President of the Government of Serbia. He points out that there are still many open questions in the… READ MORE

Montenegro second in the world in terms of FDI

Montenegro second in the world in terms of FDI

Serbia has taken the leading position from Mozambique and become first in the world in terms of foreign direct investment, according to Financial Times (FT). According to the most recent 2019 rankings published by specialist FT service, Serbia is at the top of the ranking with an index of 11.92 points, which is 1.33 index… READ MORE