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Last update: 7 minutes agoEU Enlargement & Connectivity: Montenegro is pushing its “28 by 28” bid as EU leaders prepare a Western Balkans summit in Tivat, with France’s Macron pledging support in the final phase and the EU Council backing talks to extend “Roam Like at Home” to the WB6, including Montenegro—aimed at boosting everyday business and travel costs. Reform Pressure: Reuters notes Montenegro’s accession push hinges on tough reforms, especially corruption, while EU officials frame the country as among the most advanced candidates. Tourism & Industry Signals: Montenegro’s tourism sector is getting fresh visibility as European travel bodies meet in the country, while Macron also flagged cooperation on energy, defence and hospital construction. Economy Watch: The EBRD cut Montenegro’s 2026 growth forecast to 2.9%, warning limited buffers and weak diversification leave the economy exposed, even as EU accession progress and infrastructure investment support recovery.
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