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The excellent results of the Government's economic policy and the implemented reforms provided a quality basis for further business development, job creation and improvement of the quality of life of citizens, the meeting of Prime Minister Duško Marković and the most successful Montenegrin business people assessed. Recalling the economic growth of 4.9 percent for the nine months of 2018, which is among the largest in Europe, and the results of fiscal consolidation, Prime Minister Marković told business people that this year he wants to continue with similar growth rates, strengthen the fight against gray economy, change laws in order to strengthen competitiveness and eliminate business barriers and increase the efficiency of administration...
Prime Minister Duško Marković said that 2018 was the year of demanding and progressive work of the Government and continuous progress of Montenegro, especially on the economic level, but also in the progress in European integration, and he announced that the priorities of the Government this year will be the continuation of implementation of the obligations from the European agenda, more intense dynamics and comprehensive action against the informal economy...
PM Marković will put into operation 6-seater cable car in new Kolašin 1600 sky resort
Cabinet to hold its 109th session
Minister Damjanović to pay official visit to Budapest
Minister Damjanović to pay official visit to Brussels
Cabinet to hold its 108th session
PM Marković to host former presidents and prime ministers of region
Session of Privatisation and Capital Projects Council
DPM Simović, Ambassador Orav to visit Laboratory for milk and dairy products
Cabinet to hold its 107th session
Presentation of Agro Budget for 2019
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Prime Minister Duško Marković, together with heads of the Public Works Directorate Rešad Nuhodžić and the Ski Resorts of Montenegro Miloš Popović, will put into operation the 6-seater cable car at new Kolašin 1600 Sky Resort in Bjelasica. The new ski resort contains, at this point, a restaurant with administrative facilities, an ambulance and the complete accompanying equipment, 6-seater cable car 1,567 m long with the capacity of 2600 skiers per hour, and two ski lanes totaling 4.5 km. For the needs of the ski resort, new road, electrical engineering and hydrotechnical infrastructure were built...
Minister of Culture and President of the National Commission for UNESCO Aleksandar Bogdanović visited United Nations Organization for Education, Science and Culture (UNESCO) and spoke with Audrey Azoulay, General Manager of UNESCO...
Podgorica, Montenegro (14 February 2019) -- At today'a session, the Montenegrin Cabinet passed the Drat Law on the Ratification of the Protocol on the Accession of the Republic of North Macedonia to NATO and sent it to Parliament for adoption under the shortened procedure. The rationale of the proposed law states that, by reaching a historic agreement with Greece on the new name in June 2018, the integration of the Republic of North Macedonia into NATO, after many years of stagnation, marked significant progress and at the NATO Summit in July 2018 , Macedonia was invited to start accession talks with the Alliance...
Today, a two-day North Atlantic Council ministerial meeting (NAC) ended in Brussels. At a session dedicated to NATO missions and operations, Defense Minister Predrag Bošković recalled that Montenegro, aware of the importance of designing stability and strengthening security beyond the borders of NATO, continues to give an active contribution to the preservation of global peace and security by sending its members to international missions and operations...
Minister of Culture Aleksandar Bogdanović met with Director of the UNESCO World Heritage Centre Mechtild Rössler. Minister Bogdanović informed Director Rössler about the current topics and policies implemented by Montenegro regarding the four assets enrolled at the UNESCO World Heritage List, two of which are independent...