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    By Novica Bulatovic
    January 1, 2022
    The transportation, which accounts for 4% in GDP (2023) and 5,3% in the total employment (2024) and closely correlated with a number of other ...
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    By Novica Bulatovic
    January 1, 2022
    The development and availability of modern electronic infrastructure represent a key driver of economic growth, as they directly contribute to enhancing competitiveness, attracting investments, ...
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    By Novica Bulatovic
    January 1, 2022
    Forests cover 802,500.00 ha, which makes up 57.64%, while forest land covers 139,500 ha or 10.02% of the area under forests. Categories other than ...
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    By Novica Bulatovic
    January 1, 2022
    The Chamber has a Secretary General, who is elected by the Assembly upon the proposal of the President of the Chamber. The Secretary General ...
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    By Novica Bulatovic
    January 1, 2022
    The Supervisory Board oversees the implementation of the Statute and other general acts of the Chamber, as well as the financial and material operations ...
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    By Novica Bulatovic
    January 1, 2022
    The total foreign trade exchange of Montenegro in 2024 amounted to EUR 4,7 billion, indicating a decrease of 4% compared to the previous year. ...
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    By Novica Bulatovic
    January 1, 2022
    The wholesale and retail trade sector represents one of the most significant sectors of the Montenegrin economy, particularly given its consistently largest individual share ...
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    By Novica Bulatovic
    January 1, 2022
    The recovery of business activities has led to an increase in employment in this sector. The average number of employees in 2023 was 17,584. ...
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    By Novica Bulatovic
    January 1, 2022
    Industrial production, observed by sectors, consists of: the manufacturing industry, the supply of electricity, gas and steam, and the mining and quarrying sector. The ...
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    By Novica Bulatovic
    January 1, 2022
    After hydropower potentials, coal is the second most important source of energy in Montenegro. The Pljevlja area includes 3 basins: Pljevlja basin, Ljuće-Šumanski basin ...
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