The Government of Montenegro has adopted a 2026–2030 Infrastructure Investment Master Plan aimed at accelerating economic growth and improving citizens’ quality of life.

According to the government, the strategic document defines priority public infrastructure projects, improves project selection and management, and aligns investments with fiscal sustainability goals.

The plan covers key sectors including transport, energy, education, healthcare, environmental protection, and local infrastructure.

Total infrastructure projects included in the plan are valued at €5.74 billion, while planned investments through 2030 amount to around €4.7 billion from all financing sources. Average annual investment is projected at nearly €940 million, or about 11% of GDP.

The document also includes potential new projects worth approximately €638 million that have not yet secured financing and are expected to begin mainly after 2028.

At the same session, the government approved payment of €1.88 million in overdue obligations from last year to support milk producers, livestock development, milk collection networks, elderly benefits, and agricultural insurance.