Montenegro's Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation has signed a cooperation agreement with the Biotechnical Faculty of the University of Montenegro to support research and preservation of the indigenous Kratošija grape variety.

Montenegro's Ministry of Spatial Planning, Urbanism, and State Property issued orders to halt work on 48 construction sites and demolition orders for six buildings not present on the 2025 ortho-photo survey, warning of strict enforcement against illegal construction.

Montenegro's Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation has issued a tender for the reconstruction of roofs on school buildings, with an estimated value of approximately 116,000 euros.

Montenegro's Ministry of Maritime Affairs reported issuing 164 infraction notices between July 1st and 18th, emphasizing the priority of maritime traffic safety and urging vessel owners to respect navigation regulations.

Montenegro's Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management has called on watermelon producers, particularly in the Malesija area, to submit lists of their surplus harvests due to market oversupply.

Montenegro's Ministry is reviewing whether the 20-cent per square meter fee residents pay for maintenance since 2016 will remain, considering the significant increase in prices for goods, services, and construction costs. Greater control over building managers' spending is also being examined.

Montenegro's Ministry of Public Administration has initiated misdemeanor proceedings against the acting director of the Forest Administration, Rajković, for ignoring inspector requests.

The Ministry of Education, Science, and Innovation in Montenegro has announced a competition for 3,400 student loans for the 2026/2027 academic year.

Montenegro's Ministry of Maritime Affairs is maintaining its stance on restricting motorized vessels in certain caves, rejecting claims from a speedboat owners' association that these rules pose a threat to the maritime economy in Boka Kotorska.

Montenegro's Ministry of Public Works is undertaking a detailed study for construction on Velje Brdo, emphasizing preventive protection measures. The study aims to determine if Velje Brdo's watershed will impact the Mareza spring, as previous studies are lacking.

A memorandum of cooperation has been signed between Montenegro's Ministry of Tourism and another entity, aiming to intensify collaboration in areas connecting tourism, architecture, and spatial development.

Montenegro's Ministry of Tourism anticipates high-quality projects from a public call aimed at supporting the development of smart and sustainable tourist destinations through digital and innovative solutions.

Zoran Jojić and Boris Ivanović, representatives from Montenegro's Ministry of Sport and Youth, participated in the 20th meeting of the EPAS Governing Board and a joint meeting in Strasbourg, focusing on the implementation of European values in sport.

The Ministry of Defense and the German Embassy in Montenegro are organizing a humanitarian concert, with all proceeds to be donated to the Resource Center for Children and Youth.

A dangerous precedent is being set in Montenegro as bureaucratic arbitrary actions by the Ministry of Education, Science, and Innovation are attempting to override legal norms, directly jeopardizing the future of Montenegrin students.

Montenegro's Ministry of Spatial Planning announced that the investor for the hotel resort in Miločerski Park, Adriatic Propertis, has full rights to continue construction based on documentation approved in 2018. This statement was made to Television Vijesti.

Montenegro's Ministry of Maritime Affairs announced it would review available documentation to fully assess the sailing experience of Lompar and Mijović.

Montenegro's Ministry of Economic Development has reminded all wholesale and retail businesses to comply with Article 35b of the Law on Internal Trade, which prohibits trade on Sundays and public holidays.

Montenegro's Ministry of Finance has accepted an appeal, overturning a previous decision and returning the case for reconsideration, with the resolution signed under the authority of Minister Slaven Radunović.

Montenegro's Ministry of Spatial Planning, Urbanism, and State Property allegedly legalized an object for the company 'Gugi Commerc' through an expedited procedure. This was done despite lacking the legally required consent from the Administration for the Protection of Cultural Property.

Montenegro's Ministry of Health marked World Health Day by highlighting health as one of society's most important values and a fundamental right and shared responsibility.

Montenegro's Ministry of Health announced that 61 doctors are currently undergoing professional training, highlighting efforts to strengthen medical staff capacity and ensure continuity in the profession.

Montenegro's Ministry of Education, Science, and Innovation has published a call for co-financing scientific and technological cooperation between Montenegro and Slovenia for the 2027-2028 period, marking the ninth such competition.

Montenegro's Ministry of Energy and Mining has digitized the process for submitting professional exam applications, allowing citizens and businesses to apply, track, submit documents, and pay fees electronically.

Montenegro's Ministry of Labor, Employment, and Social Dialogue stated there is no reason for panic regarding the proposed Labor Law, assuring that parental rights will not be jeopardized and the norm on parental leave will be further discussed with the European Commission.

Montenegro's Ministry of Spatial Planning, Urbanism, and State Property has requested a statement from the relevant agency concerning the "Primato P" project in Danilovgrad, following media reports.

Montenegro's Ministry of Education, Science, and Innovation has signed a new partnership agreement with Oracle Serbia & Montenegro, continuing and strengthening its collaboration within the global Oracle Academy program for thousands of students and teachers.

Representatives from Japanese shipping company MOL and Montenegro's Ministry of Maritime Affairs exchanged views, expressing satisfaction with the MOL Training Centre (Europe) in Bijela and openness to new projects to advance the maritime economy.

Montenegro's Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation (MPNI) announced the completion of facade renovation and gutter replacement work at the "Petar..." primary school.

Montenegro's "Port of Adria" has sought a constitutional review of a law banning tobacco trade in free zones, with the Ministry emphasizing that the fight against smuggling is more important than tobacco trade.

Montenegro's Ministry of Maritime Affairs has distanced itself from a controversial illustration titled 'Informative Guide for Safe Navigation in the Bay of Kotor' that has been circulating on social media.

Montenegro's Ministry of Spatial Planning stated that Minister Radunović communicates with representatives of relevant institutions whenever there is a public issue involving the Ministry.

Montenegro's Ministry of Finance is moving forward with plans for excise duties on wine and sweets, citing public health and budget reasons, despite opposition from the Chamber of Economy (PKCG) which argues against the lack of European standards for such taxes.

Montenegro's Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management opened a new office, with Minister Vladimir Joković, State Secretary Krsto Rađenović, and other officials present.

Montenegro's Ministry of Health has approved more than 180 new protocols aimed at improving the quality and safety of healthcare services. The National Commission for Quality and Safety of Health Protection adopted these measures.

Montenegro's Ministry of Sustainable Development and Tourism announced that owners of illegal buildings who enter the legalization process will be granted full legal security. This assurance comes after they receive a formal legalization decision.

The Montenegrin Ministry of Tourism has implemented its annual incentive measures totaling 1.35 million euros, recognizing various needs within the tourism sector, with digitalization serving as a key tool.

Montenegro's Ministry of Spatial Planning, Urbanism, and State Property is reportedly unsure when it will demolish five illegally constructed buildings identified on state land in Bar during the previous and current year.

Montenegro's Ministry of Ecology, Sustainable Development, and Northern Development has ordered the cancellation of a 'green permit' for a new €270 million corridor and a repeat of the procedure, following complaints from Rogami residents.

Montenegro's Ministry of Spatial Planning has annulled an inspection's decision that had previously banned the construction of the 'Carine' hotel in Baošići, allowing the project to proceed.

Montenegro's Ministry of Spatial Planning confirms that Adriatic Properties holds numerous permits for the "Kraljičina plaža" hotel, asserting that a new coastal spatial plan for 2026 will not retroactively invalidate already issued permissions.

Montenegro's Ministry of Social Welfare announced that the "Grabovac" nursing home has been issued a license for accommodation. The minister emphasized the government's commitment to providing security, protection, and dignity to all individuals in need.

Montenegro's Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation (MPNI) announced that regular controls of vehicles and drivers engaged in student transport are conducted, emphasizing continued adherence to all safety measures and procedures.

Montenegro's Ministry of Urbanism has approved the addition of three floors to a hotel, a decision made quickly by the acting state architect and endorsed by Minister Slaven Radunović, sparking controversy.

Montenegro's Ministry of Public Administration has issued a statement refuting claims that question the transparency and legality of employment procedures, asserting that such actions aim to undermine public trust in institutions.

Montenegro's Ministry of Defense has announced new cadet education opportunities at military academies, targeting young individuals seeking a professional military career and international education with guaranteed employment in the Montenegrin Army.

Representatives from Montenegro's Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, and Water Management met with staff at the Pljevlja Regional Center for Plant and Livestock Production, expressing satisfaction with the progress of construction work on a new facility.

The Ministry of Defense in Montenegro has issued a public call for the recruitment of 34 individuals, requiring candidates to meet general legal conditions including Montenegrin citizenship, appropriate education, and physical and psychological fitness.

Montenegrin Minister of Social Welfare, Family Care, and Demography Damir Gutić met with UNDP Resident Representative Ekaterina Paniklova, affirming the Ministry and UNDP's commitment to developing services in line with international standards and Montenegro's EU accession process.

Montenegro's Ministry of Labor, Employment, and Social Dialogue stated there is no intention to endanger the rights of any parent in Montenegro, aiming to alleviate public panic.

Montenegro's Ministry of Public Works has announced a tender for the adaptation of a building in Podgorica. The facility will be established as a Regional Crisis Center to support victims of sexual violence, serving the needs of the Ministry of Social Welfare.

Montenegro's Ministry of Public Administration, led by Maraš Dukaj, is reportedly ignoring requests for public information and refusing to disclose details about its consultants. The minister's office has not responded to official inquiries.

Montenegro's Ministry of Economic Development and Tourism has issued a public call for the allocation of funds for the Investment Support Program for 2026. This initiative aims to provide financial assistance for various investment projects within the country.

Montenegro's Ministry of Agriculture has secured storage facilities for over 1,000 tons of surplus watermelons from the Zeta and Tuzi regions. This initiative aims to provide storage for up to 1,500 tons of produce.

Montenegro's Ministry of Maritime Affairs has prepared a draft law on inland navigation, which will now be subject to public debate. This initiative aims to regulate and improve internal maritime transport.

Montenegro's Ministry of Maritime Affairs has disavowed inaccurate maps of the Bay of Kotor published in the media. This comes after criticism regarding the quality of the maps.

Montenegro's Ministry of Public Administration, Digital Society, and Media has filed another criminal complaint regarding a fake diploma, while a political figure has called for an investigation into whether a former official disclosed secret data.

Montenegro's Ministry of Defense (MOD) announced that a regional EU platform survey revealed 63.3% public trust in the Army of Montenegro (VCG). The MOD attributes this high trust to the VCG's commitment to supporting the civilian population through various activities.

Montenegro's Ministry of Finance has proposed a new law on the management of state-owned enterprises, aiming to establish a unified, modern, and responsible system based on professionalism, transparency, and public interest protection. This initiative seeks to better manage state capital, which is considered citizens' capital.

Montenegro's Ministry of Spatial Planning, Urbanism and State Property has clarified that building managers lack the legal authority to demand lease agreements for commercial premises from apartment owners if all necessary information is already provided.

Montenegro's Ministry of Defense stated that national flags are displayed in accordance with regulations during all activities, including international engagements, refuting unverified claims.

Montenegro's Ministry of Maritime Affairs has appointed two acting general directors to permanent positions, with opposing candidates alleging that the appointments were made unlawfully and that the chosen individuals do not meet all public tender requirements.

Montenegro's Ministry, led by Admir Šahmanović, has introduced measures through new legislation to enhance control over mineral raw material origin, promote sustainable management, combat illegal excavation and trade, and protect the environment.

Montenegro's Ministry of Ecology, Spatial Planning and Urbanism, acting as a second-instance body, has annulled the environmental permit for the Bijela Wind Farm.

Montenegro's Ministry of Defense stated that a state secretary is a politically delegated individual, not a civil servant, clarifying that their status, rights, and responsibilities differ from those of state employees.

Montenegro's Center for Democratic Transition (CDT) has called on the Ministry of Defense and the Army to state their position and conclude legal procedures regarding a video of soldiers singing that was published in the media.

Montenegro's Ministry has assured processing capacities that the entirety of market surpluses will be realized, aiming to provide stability for producers.

Montenegro's Ministry of Health has condemned all forms of violence against healthcare workers, stating that physical and verbal attacks pose a serious challenge to the health system and require a decisive response from institutions.

Montenegro's Ministry of Public Works refuted claims by the mayor of Bijelo Polje, Petar Smolović, confirming that road construction in Vraneš, including the Kovren-Gorice and Tomaševo-Sokolac routes, will proceed soon.

A ministry led by Slaven Radunović in Montenegro has approved the legalization of an illegally constructed hotel within a UNESCO buffer zone. This decision comes despite a criminal complaint filed by the police and an ongoing investigation by the prosecutor's office.

Montenegro's Ministry of Public Works has confirmed that the plans for the Smokovac-Tološi highway section and the new boulevard in Velje Brdo are harmonized and will not overlap, ensuring a conflict-free development.

Montenegro's Ministry of Education, Science, and Innovation and "Deponija" Podgorica have signed a Memorandum of Business-Technical Cooperation to foster a greener future for educational institutions.

Montenegro's Ministry of Defense stated that no members of its army are currently part of the NATO mission in Iraq, and any future engagement will be decided after a detailed security risk assessment.

Montenegro's Ministry of Health has banned entities operating without a license from providing physiotherapy services and is now supervising influencers in the health sector.

The Ministry of Education, Science, and Innovation announced that interactive services have begun operating in Drezga, organized at preschool institutions for children in remote rural areas without educational facilities.