Last year, despite the coronavirus pandemic, Montenegro saw an inflow of €663m in foreign direct investment (FDI). In the same period, the outflow was €195.5m, Dnevne Novine reports.
By far the most money was invested in Montenegro by NATO states – €230m.
Individually, the first place in terms of investments is convincingly held by Russia, which invested €99m in Montenegro in 12 months. It is followed by China with an investment of €71m, and Switzerland with a bit over €63m.
The total FDI inflow fell by 14.8% in relation to the comparable period, which is the result of the fall in ownership investments, says the Central Bank’s bulletin.