The bankar.me portal has published an interview with Tamás Kamarási, discussing the business environment in Montenegro, the business barriers faced by investors, the impact of salary increases in the public sector on the real sector, as well as the Council’s plans for the upcoming period.
It was emphasized that the lack of strategic planning and a focus on achieving short-term plans are key shortcomings in Montenegro’s business environment. Additionally, it was stressed that political changes should not divert attention from strategic goals for development and economic strengthening.
Mr. Kamarási highlighted that the biggest business barriers for foreign companies in Montenegro are insufficient transparency in decision-making, a lack of predictability in the business environment, the shadow economy, and insufficient professionalization of the public administration.
On the other hand, he believes that the most important factors for investors looking to invest in Montenegro are a stable business environment, developed infrastructure, clear regulations and their consistent implementation, predictability, an attractive tax policy, and protection of property rights. It was emphasized that investors appreciate the support of relevant institutions, transparency in decision-making, and various mechanisms to stimulate business activities.