AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoConsumer Prices: A basket of 15 basic groceries costs €43.80 in Podgorica—less than in Tirana and Belgrade, but more than in Skopje and Pristina. Rail Infrastructure: China’s CCECC won a €16.1 million EU-backed contract to renew 20 km of track between Lutovo and Bioče; work is due to take 36 months. Trade: World Bank data show five importing companies for every exporter in Montenegro, with 79% of trading firms importing only. Energy and Climate: Montenegro has pledged to cut emissions by at least 55% by 2030, while pursuing more solar and wind investment and a fair transition away from coal. Tourism: Winter short-term rental rates in Montenegro fall 35.1%, the second-largest seasonal drop in Europe, underscoring the sector’s pronounced seasonality.
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