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Podgorica, Montenegro (29 October 2019) -- Prime Minister Duško Marković said in an interview with national broadcaster RTCG that over nearly three years, Montenegro’s economy has experienced an impressive average growth of 4.9%. "I would say there are several reasons for this trend in our economy. It is primarily the result of the commitment of the Government and its team, but also of all stakeholders who take part in the economic life of Montenegro," said Prime Minister Marković, emphasising Montenegro's serious reputation in global financial and economic markets...
Cabinet to hold its 143rd session
PM Marković to participate in largest international conference on investment migration in London
Minister Pribilović to take part in 10th ReSPA Steering Committee meeting in Skopje
Cabinet to hold its 142nd session
DPM Simović to lay foundation stone of Olive House in Bar
Seventh session of Council for cooperation between state administration bodies and NGOs
Cabinet to hold its 140th session
PM Marković to open conference "Synergy - the key to the region's success"
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Signing of Memorandum of Understanding with IPPOG
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Prime Minister Duško Marković expressed his satisfaction with the successful presentation of our country in London at the 13th Global Citizenship Conference, saying it was an opportunity to send a message to renowned business people from all over the world that Montenegro is a prestigious investment destination and desirable country for investing capital...
Prime Minister of Montenegro Duško Marković presented today in London, at the 13th Global Citizenship Conference, the Government's achievements and our economic and political priorities, saying that Montenegro has made major strides in its overall socio-economic development since the renewal of independence in 2006, that it has strengthened its position as economically most developed country in the Western Balkans...
On the second day of the Ministerial Conference on Digital Transformation: Reinventing Public Administration for Digital Age, Minister of Public Administration Suzana Pribilović participated in the ministerial panel - reflections, comments and commitments on digital transformation in the Western Balkan countries...
Podgorica, Montenegro (13 November 2019) -- The prospects of EU membership is a major driver of reforms in the Western Balkans, which is why the EU needs to find a response to current challenges within the enlargement agenda, said Chief Negotiator Aleksandar Drljević at today's meeting with a delegation of the Committee on European Affairs to the House of Representatives of the Czech Parliament.,,
Amendments to the Law on International Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters bring significant innovations to strengthen the mechanisms for combating transnational crime, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Justice Zoran Pažin said today at the Assembly...