AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoGrowth Strategy: Prime Minister Milojko Spajić told the IMF that Montenegro’s Euro Model, planned for next year, will seek to attract investment in energy, tourism and technology and tackle the current-account deficit. He also acknowledged the risk of imported inflation. Investment & Jobs: Spajić discussed World Bank cooperation in energy, tourism and airport development, saying stronger opportunities at home could help retain workers and draw skilled Montenegrins back from abroad. Trade Links: A Monaco Chamber of Commerce mission signed a cooperation agreement with Montenegro’s Chamber of Economy and held more than 150 business meetings, focusing on tourism, finance, innovation and yachting. China Cooperation: During Foreign Minister Wang Yi’s visit, Montenegro and China discussed infrastructure, renewable energy, tourism and boosting Montenegrin exports to China. Tourism: Montenegro hosted its first World Travel Awards Europe gala in Kotor; the country won Europe’s Leading Nature Destination, and Kotor was named Leading Emerging Tourism Destination. Tourism accounts for about a quarter of the economy.
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