AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEnergy: Montenegro’s Pljevlja coal plant remains under Energy Community scrutiny despite a major environmental upgrade. The case is still open because the 1982 facility exceeded its 20,000-hour operating limit in 2020. Air Travel: Air Montenegro will launch year-round Podgorica–Brussels flights on November 30, part of a five-route public-service programme worth an estimated €4.79 million. Zagreb, Frankfurt, Paris and Bari are also planned, strengthening off-season links. Housing: Montenegro’s housing-cost overburden rate was 8.7% in 2025, above the EU average of 7.7%, with more than 40% of disposable income going to housing for those affected. Fisheries: Montenegro backed a proposal to extend Mediterranean deep-sea trawling restrictions, but the measure was blocked at a regional fisheries meeting; it is expected to return next year. Trade and Growth: The World Bank forecasts Western Balkan growth of 3.1% in 2026, including Montenegro, but warns that regulatory costs and complex cross-border procedures continue to constrain business competitiveness.
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