Od 2018. do 2024.g odine Crna Gora bilježi pad od oko 70 odsto takozvanih produktivnih investicija koje dugoročno daju nove ekonomske vrijednosti, kazao je u jutarnjem programu "Budilnik", na Televiziji E, ekonomski analitičar Mirza Mulešković.&nbsp;
Mulešković je poručio da moramo sami da naučimo na koji način da upravljamo sa direktnim stranim investicijama da bi negativni efekat bio mnogo manji.
Nestabilnost na globalnom nivou, ali i u našoj zemlji uticala je na pad ocjene o poslovnom ambijentu, koja je prije pandemije kovid-19 bila 3,05, odnosno na zadovoljavajućem nivou. Procjena sveukupnog stanja poslovnog ambijenta u 2024. godini bila je 2,37, to jest umjereno nepovoljna.
Crna Gora kao mala, otvorena ekonomija u velikoj mjeri zavisi od stranih investicija, te su joj, kako kaže Mulešković, bile neophodne investicije da bi pokrenula svoju ekonomiju.
- Direktne strane investicije su nam donijele kompletnu transformaciju sistema i privrede, ali i transformaciju samog životnog stila i životnog standarda naših građana. Bez direktnih stranih investicija ne bismo imali taj tehnološki napredak, ne bismo imali promjenu u samim vještinama, ne bismo imali izgradnju puteva, ne bismo imali sve ono što je pratilo razvoj Crne Gore od 2006. godine do danas. Iako ima tih pozitivnih strana, takođe direktne strane investicije donose i određene druge stvari. Tako su u posljednje vrijeme strane investicije koje su išle u nekretnine negativno uticale na naš životni standard, jer su dovele do rasta cijena. Postoje pozitivne i negativne strane, a po mom mišljenju pozitivna je mnogo jača i mnogo više donosi našem društvu dugoročno. Moramo sami da naučimo na koji način da upravljamo.sa direktnim stranim investicijama da bi ovaj negativni efekat bio mnogo manji - rekao je Mulešković.
Prema njegovim riječima, kroz strukturu direktnih stranih investicija može se pratiti ono što se dešava u Crnoj Gori i pratiti koji su faktori uticali na direktne strane investicije.
- Dio investicija u nekretnine je 2018. godine bio na nivou od 30 odsto, a 2024. godine imate nivo od preko 50 odsto. Sa druge strane investicije u privredu i banke, one koje dugoročno donose nove ekonomske vrijednosti, su 2018. godine bile na nivou od preko 30 odsto, danas su one na nivou od 12,8 odsto, što znači da se struktura direktnih stranih investicija potpuno promijenila. Imamo ulaganje u nekretnine (neću reći da je to neproduktivna investicija, ali dugoročno nije toliko produktivno kao ulaganje u preduzeća i banke) i imate potpunu transformaciju. Preko 30 odsto ulaganja u preduzeća i banke je opalo na 12,8 odsto, dok sa druge strane imate ulaganje u nekretnine koje su porasle preko 50 odstou učešću u stranim direktnim investicijama. To vam je jasan znak da se nešto desilo sa našim sistemom i da je upravo zbog onoga što se dešava na međunarodnom nivou, a to je rat u Ukrajini, došlo do povećanja ulaganja u nekretnine. Ako bi pričali o apsolutnim vrijednostima, od 2018. do 2024. godine imamo pad od oko 70 odsto investicija u preduzeća i banke. To su one investicije koje dugoročno daju nove ekonomske vrijednosti, takozvane produktivne investicije - istakao je Mulešković
Kad investitor bira gdje će da investira prvo obrati pažnju, objašnjava Mulešković, da li ta država ima strateški pristup, i u kakvom ambijentu će da bitiše ta investicija u narednom periodu.
- Mi imamo veliki problem sa strateškim upravljanjem naše ekonomije, nemamo strategiju upravljanjem ekonomijom. U Crnoj Gori ne postoji jasno određeno gdje mi želimo da vidimo crnogorsku ekonomiju za pet, 10, 15, 20 godina, tako da to jeste jedan od problema koji je očigledan. Osim toga ima takođe veliki broj problema koji su se desili u prethodnih par godina, koji su u neku ruku negativno uticali na strane investicije, koji su upravo doveli do toga da imamo ovakvu strukturu direktnih stranih investicija - naglasio je Mulešković.
Prema njegovom mišljenju, politička nestabilnost iz prethodnog perioda šalje negativne signale prema investitorima, pa se ne može &nbsp;očekivati, kako tvrdi, rast investicija.
- Ono što je jasno da je nama politička nestabilnost dovela do toga da kredibilni investitori zaobilaze Crnu Goru, jer moramo da budemo svjesni da investitor koji želi da uloži milione želi da ima političku stabilnost i da ima vladavinu prava. Ne možete imati ambijent u kome sistem vladavine prava ne funkcioniše na najbolji način, da nemate poslovni ambijent koji će da predvidi sigurnost, održivost, i da tom investitoru kaže jasno šta može očekivati u nekom narednom periodu. Jer, investitor ne donosi svoj novac da bi ga donio, već očekuje određeni povrat svoje investicije. Oni dolaze da bi zaradili, to je realna ekonomija. Niko neće ulagati u određenu zemlju ukoliko ne vidi određeni benefit - zaključio je Mulešković.

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Mulešković: Kredibilni investitori zaobilaze Crnu Goru zbog političke nestabilnsoti

Potpredsjednik Vlade za ekonomsku politiku i ministar ekonomskog razvoja Nik Đeljošaj se nakon potpisanog Memoranduma o ekonomskoj saradnji susreo sa biznis zajednicom u Vašingtonu i poručio da ga raduje veća zainteresovanost investitora za ulaganje u Crnu Goru, te naglasio da je naša zemlja otvorena za sve američke investitore.
- Svi ministri su dali svoj doprinos da predstavimo sve mogućnosti i potrebe Crne Gore. Poslali smo jasnu poruku da je naša država otvorena za investicije - naveo je Đeljošaj.
Shvatili su, kaže, da je Crna Gora napredna država koja korača prema Evropskoj uniji, da vrijedno radimo na suzbijanju kriminala i korupcije odnosno da činimo sve da stvorimo povoljan poslovni ambijent za ulaganja i nove investicije.
- Raduje nas iskazana zainteresovanost američke biznis zajednice za ulaganja u Crnu Goru - poručio je Đeljošaj koji predvodi crnogorsku delegaciju na Ekonomskom dijalogu u Vašingtonu.

Đeljošaj: Raduje rast interesovanja američkih investitora za ulaganja u Crnu Goru

The Brussels administration has, according to sources of Portal ETV, increasingly been warning Montenegrin government officials in informal discussions that, with the current structure of the executive branch, Montenegro will find it difficult to fulfill the European agenda. The key message is that there will be no European path if the year continues as it began, because the obstruction of the European agenda has become increasingly obvious to them as well - our unofficial sources close to the Brussels administration claim. That patience is wearing thin was also confirmed by a statement from European Commission spokesperson Guillaume Mercier, following the actions of President of Montenegro Jakov Milatović, who last week first refused and then, two days later, nevertheless signed a package of 25 so-called „blue laws“, i.e. laws that have received the European Commission’s green light. <h2>A „RACE AGAINST TIME“ FOLLOWS</h2> - Persistent delays in key processes, such as the adoption of legislation and the appointment of vacant positions, if left unresolved, could pose a significant obstacle to Montenegro’s ambition to close all negotiating chapters by the end of the year - he warned on February 5 in a statement to the Radio Television of Montenegro. However, it is not only the parliamentary majority, which is obstructing a number of important appointments such as judges of the Constitutional Court, nor the President of the state, who is „playing games“ with the „blue laws“, that are hindering Montenegro’s European path.  <figure> <img src="https://publisher-publish.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/pb-etv/swp/8p72gy/media/20260208180216_12cffce0e6d5b8d9f1cca52ed0b90db78816807a8d32b4f5a3416f23446c9f02.jpg" data-media-id="editor_0" data-image-id="20260208180216_12cffce0e6d5b8d9f1cca52ed0b90db78816807a8d32b4f5a3416f23446c9f02" data-rendition-name="original" width="1920" height="1280" loading="lazy" alt="OBSTRUCTORS OF THE EUROPEAN PATH WITHIN THE GOVERNMENT: The Parliamentary Majority"> <figcaption>OBSTRUCTORS OF THE EUROPEAN PATH WITHIN THE GOVERNMENT: The Parliamentary Majority(Photo: The Parliament of Montenegro)</figcaption> </figure>  Prime Minister Milojko Spajić is facing serious problems within his bulky government, as the large number of ministers was necessary to satisfy the appetites of all constituents of the parliamentary majority. Many portfolios have fallen into the hands of party loyalists incapable of fulfilling the ambitious European agenda goal - closing all chapters by the end of this year. According to sources of Portal ETV within the Government, the most serious problems and challenges are in the ministries led by Damjan Ćulafić (Democrats) and Vladimir Joković (Socialist People's Party). The Ministry of Ecology, Sustainable Development and Northern Development faces the serious task of meeting the criteria for closing the most complex and demanding negotiating chapter - Chapter 27: Environment and Climate Change. Government sources say there is significant concern over whether Ćulafić and his team will succeed, especially given the fact that not a single environmental hotspot has yet been remediated. The Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management, headed by Joković, is performing no better. This was already clear in December last year when, only thanks to intensive diplomatic communication by Prime Minister Spajić, France, &nbsp;which had blocked Chapter 11 (Agriculture and Rural Development) and Chapter 13 (Fisheries), eventually decided to lift the blockade. Justifying the blockade, Joković claimed that his team had done an „excellent job“ and that the blockage occurred because „somewhere in some communications things got stuck“. - European partners are increasingly warning both the Prime Minister and the Minister of European Integration, Maida Gorčević, that there are growing indications Montenegro will not meet all tasks and obligations by the end of the year - our sources say. <h2>LACK OF COMMUNICATION WITH THE PUBLIC</h2> Messages sent by the executive branch to the domestic public, however, are full of optimism and self-praise. A large number of ministers spend more time traveling to European and global capitals than in the country, claiming they are doing great things for Montenegro and its EU path. Yet the more they travel, the worse the situation becomes at home. Instead of an atmosphere of joy and unity in a year that appears decisive for Montenegro’s European future, everyday life is marked by tensions and crises at all levels, threatening to halt the integration process. As in previous years, the budget again allocates over eight million euros for official travel. Naturally, this budget line does not apply solely to the Government. The communication strategy is also very poor - from laws not communicated to the public, to the complete failure to explain to Montenegrin citizens the essence of EU membership and the concrete benefits citizens will receive upon accession. Instead of organizing public forums across Montenegrin cities and engaging directly with citizens, ministers and their teams are travelling to global destinations. How little they care about public opinion, both domestic and international, is once again clearly shown by the Government’s and parliamentary majority’s renewed attempt to forcibly adopt amendments to the Law on Internal Affairs and the Draft Law on the National Security Agency - laws removed from the parliamentary agenda last summer under pressure from experts and civil society, only to reappear now on the agenda of the Second Extraordinary Session. <h2>THE PRIME MINISTER’S „PINK WORLD“</h2> A group of non-governmental organizations reacted sharply once again, warning in a statement on February 3 that this move by Parliament and the Government 2represents a gross violation of the principles of transparency in the legislative process and a deliberate ignoring of domestic and international public opinion“. The European Commission has still not issued its opinion on these two laws, yet they have been reintroduced into procedure, prompting NGOs to warn of the „unscrupulous persistence of the authorities to push through laws without public debate that seriously endanger human rights and freedoms - a hallmark of authoritarian practices, not of a country aspiring to EU membership“. The authorities’ insistence on these two laws is particularly concerning given the fact that the security sector is in disarray, assigned to party control by two parties - the Democrats, who control the Ministry of Interior, police, and Ministry of Defense, and the Movement Europe Now (Pokret Evropa sad), which controls the National Security Agency (ANB), i.e. the secret service.  <figure> <img src="https://publisher-publish.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/pb-etv/swp/8p72gy/media/20260208180224_0bb6f7e4f0d2a5d26ac7bdb48a97613aaee81d91154d0297914e555fd08b4835.jpg" data-media-id="editor_1" data-image-id="20260208180224_0bb6f7e4f0d2a5d26ac7bdb48a97613aaee81d91154d0297914e555fd08b4835" data-rendition-name="original" width="1250" height="600" loading="lazy" alt="Lazar Šćepanović"> <figcaption>DANGEROUS MESSAGES: Director of the Police Directorate Lazar Šćepanović(Photo: UGC)</figcaption> </figure>  While the incompetence of the security services manifests itself almost daily - exemplified by the escape of Miloš Medenica from house arrest on the very day he was sentenced to ten years in prison - the country’s top police official, a man of the Democrats Lazar Šćepanović, irritated by journalists’ questions, threatened a reporter on live television and insulted and belittled the President of the High Court Zoran Radović, and the Minister of Justice Bojan Božović, while the Prime Minister allows two anti-European laws to enter parliamentary procedure and fails to react to Šćepanović’s scandalous behavior. That Brussels’ favorite, Spajić, does not grasp the seriousness of the blows delivered to Montenegro’s European path by ministers from the Democratic Party is further evidenced by his silence regarding developments in the Ministry of Defense and the scandalous statements of Minister Dragan Krapović directed at neighboring Croatia - an EU member state that could, because of this, block negotiations.  <figure> <img src="https://publisher-publish.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/pb-etv/swp/8p72gy/media/20260208180224_72f42e6fca2709170160fc1dc4f3819684573754df997dff4357523fc897a3d9.jpg" data-media-id="editor_2" data-image-id="20260208180224_72f42e6fca2709170160fc1dc4f3819684573754df997dff4357523fc897a3d9" data-rendition-name="original" width="800" height="783" loading="lazy" alt="Šaranović, Bečić and Krapović"> <figcaption>LEADERS OF THE SECURITY SECTOR UNDERMINE EUROPEAN VALUES: Šaranović, Bečić and Krapović(Photo: The Government of Montenegro)</figcaption> </figure>  Spajić also remains silent regarding scandals in the Ministry of Culture and Media, headed by another Democratic Party official - Tamara Vujović. The Prime Minister is equally silent about the collapse of the healthcare system, led by a cadre from his own party, Vojislav Šimun, as well as the destruction of Montenegrin tourism due to the incompetence of the relevant minister, Simonida Kordić, from the party New Serbian Democracy. We see the Prime Minister more often in videos and photographs from Brussels to the United Arab Emirates than at home. He barely appears in the Montenegrin public sphere, behaving like a guest in his own country who views everything through „rose-colored glasses“, emboldened by Brussels’ support. - We reaffirm our continued support for Montenegro’s ambitious goal of closing all remaining negotiating chapters by the end of the year, provided that all necessary criteria and conditions are fully met - European Commission spokesperson Guillaume Mercier said last week, making it clear that Brussels will closely monitor developments in Montenegro. <h2>FEAR OF RECONSTRUCTION</h2> At the end of January, the Government adopted the Report on the Implementation of Obligations from the Programme for Montenegro’s Accession to the European Union for 2025. The daily newspaper Pobjeda, which had insight into the document, quoted the assessment that „the achieved percentage indicates a moderate to good level of implementation overall, with significant differences between individual institutions“. According to the document, none of the planned activities were fulfilled by the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister for Political System, Judiciary and Anti-Corruption, Momo Koprivica (Democrats), the Ministry of Sports and Youth, until recently headed by Dragoljub Šćekić (former member of the Socialist People’s Party), nor the Ministry of Tourism, led by Simonida Kordić (New Serbian Democracy). According to our sources, the Government conducts monthly analyses and evaluations of the performance of the Prime Minister, deputy prime ministers, and ministers. Under this internal assessment, one deputy prime minister and as many as five ministers are ranked at the bottom with the rating „unsatisfactory“. Since the summer, Prime Minister Milojko Spajić has been trying to find the least painful way to reconstruct the Government. However, aware that this could destabilize Montenegro during the final phase of EU negotiations, a concern also shared in Brussels, he is attempting to close negotiating chapters despite relying on an anti-European, anti-civic, pro-Russian and pro-Serbian parliamentary majority.  <figure> <img src="https://publisher-publish.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/pb-etv/swp/8p72gy/media/20260208180228_6b0b2e79a36c68d8f23ac8c3681a9af9a35a36c5f15d42b1187ae1d3dab8ae58.jpg" data-media-id="editor_3" data-image-id="20260208180228_6b0b2e79a36c68d8f23ac8c3681a9af9a35a36c5f15d42b1187ae1d3dab8ae58" data-rendition-name="original" width="1920" height="1280" loading="lazy" alt="Milojko Spajić"> <figcaption>FACING SERIOUS CHALLENGES: Milojko Spajić(Photo: The Government of Montenegro)</figcaption> </figure>  In EU accession negotiations, Montenegro has closed 13 out of a total of 33 chapters. Under the new EU enlargement methodology adopted by the European Commission in 2020, negotiating chapters are grouped into six thematic clusters: Fundamentals, where Chapters 23 and 24 play a key role; Internal Market; Competitiveness and Inclusive Growth; Green Agenda and Sustainable Connectivity; Resources, Agriculture and Cohesion; and External Relations.

There is no European path if the year continues as it began

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Dodatne spekulacije izazvala je izjava novinara Majkla Volfa, koji je u julu 2025. godine u jednom podkastu rekao da je vidio Dalaj Lamu u Epstinovoj rezidenciji, na Menhetnu.
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