Reforms and progress in European integration are positioning Montenegro as an attractive hub for investments from leading Japanese companies.
According to a statement from the Prime Minister’s office, this message was conveyed during a roundtable in London, where Prime Minister Milojko Spajić met with representatives of the largest Japanese corporations and some of the most prominent figures in the global economy. Spajić reportedly highlighted that Montenegro has embarked on a major investment cycle, with ongoing projects worth nearly three billion euros in infrastructure, energy, and transport sectors.
He noted that Montenegro, with its competitive tax policy, affordable electricity prices, membership in SEPA, adherence to NATO standards, and commitment to green transition, offers a secure and inspiring environment for investors.
The meeting was attended by representatives from companies including Takenaka, Toshiba, Mitsubishi, Kawasaki, Hitachi, Osaka Gas, SMBC Bank, I-Environment, JGC Corporation, Mitsui, Jetro, Nippon Express, and JTB.
