Montenegro’s Ministry of Public Works has launched a 3.75 million euro tender for equipment to modernise the wastewater treatment plant serving Kotor and Tivat. The upgrade is intended to introduce third-stage treatment and improve the quality of water for discharge and reuse.
Berane’s municipality wants the airport retained in its spatial plan and has proposed development in two phases, including a possible runway extension. Existing buildings in the airport zone could constrain safe operations, with the proposed solution potentially requiring the removal of several hundred structures.
Montenegro is considering Prime Minister Milojko Spajić’s Euro model alongside proposals from unions, employers and the Democratic Party of Socialists. Mrdović says the government should urgently pass a law against unfair trading practices if the model wins parliamentary backing.
Workers at Railway Transport of Montenegro have dropped their demand for temporary 200-euro aid and accepted a permanent pay solution through changes to the collective agreement. The draft is under review by state bodies and requires Government of Montenegro approval before it can be concluded.
The Community of Municipalities of Montenegro has submitted an assessment of the Euro model’s potential impact on local revenues and a package of compensatory measures backed by all 25 municipalities. Municipal estimates point to lower income-tax and Equalization Fund revenues in 2027, alongside higher wage costs.
The Chamber of Economy of Montenegro has urged Prime Minister Milojko Spajić to meet businesses over the Euro model. Business simulations cited by the chamber point to possible damage to competitiveness, investment and employment, particularly at micro and small firms.
Ryanair will end its Podgorica-Berlin service for the summer 2027 season, as part of a seven-route cut across Montenegro, Croatia, Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. The airline is also reducing its Berlin operations, citing airport charges and aviation taxes.
