July 2, 2108, -The Montenegrin and Kosovo retailers are not competing with each other, but through intensifying cooperation, they can become competitive on third markets. There is room for closer cooperation especially in energy, transport, tourism and the food industry, said the forum of the two countries' tradesmen in Pristina.

July 2, 2018 - From January to June, seven priority projects for tourism have seen an investment of EUR 69.4 million, according to the information on activities for their realization.

July 1, 2018 - The Chapter 27 related to the Environment and climate change is the most demanding and expensive in the process of European integration, and the Ministry of Sustainable Development and Tourism is committed to fulfilling the obligations defined by the Negotiating Position and Montenegro's EU Accession Program, stated an interview with the State Secretary in the Ministry of Sustainable Development and Tourism and negotiator for this chapter, Saša Radulović.

July 1, 2018 - From January 1^st, 2020, traditional filament light bulbs will not be available on the market.

Classic light bulbs with a focal length of 100 W and greater will not be imported after July 1^st, because then, the Eco-design Requirements for Unscaled Household Light Bulbs will be applied, the Ministry of Economy said.

July 1, 2018 - The status of Kotor on the UNESCO World Heritage list is unchanged, but Montenegro must decide whether to follow the instructions in the future to protect the unique universal value of that area or the Boka bay area will be irreversibly destroyed, excluded from the order of the civilized nations and enrolled in the list of barbarians, said Vladimir Jokić, the first man in the Kotor municipality.