AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoChina Cooperation: Foreign Minister Wang Yi’s Montenegro visit put infrastructure, energy, tourism and green transition on the agenda, with China signalling interest in investment and practical projects. Growth and Investment: Prime Minister Milojko Spajić presented the planned Euro Model to the IMF as a way to attract investment and tackle external imbalances. Talks with the World Bank also covered potential cooperation in energy, tourism and airport development, alongside efforts to encourage skilled people to stay or return. Business Links: A Monaco Chamber of Commerce mission signed a cooperation agreement with Montenegro’s Chamber of Economy and held more than 150 business meetings, exploring tourism, finance, innovation and yachting; delegates also visited the Uniprom aluminium plant. Tourism: Montenegro hosted the first World Travel Awards Europe ceremony in its history. Kotor was named Europe’s Leading Emerging Tourism Destination, while Montenegro won Europe’s Leading Nature Destination; international arrivals rose nearly 8% in the first half of 2026.
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