Montenegro's Prime Minister Unveils 'Euromodel' Program to Retain Workforce Amid EU Integration
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Montenegrin Prime Minister Milojko Spajić announced the 'Euromodel' program, aiming to retain the working-age population ahead of the country's entry into the European Union. The program includes increasing minimum wages to €1,000, €1,250, and €1,400 for different educational levels, and raising pensions accordingly. Spajić cited the experience of other EU entrant countries that faced significant population loss post-accession. The program also involves tax reforms and protections for employees and municipalities.
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