Editing Montenegro (section)

== Economy and transport ==
Montenegro's economy is based mainly on services, tourism, trade, construction, transport, energy, and manufacturing. Coastal tourism is concentrated around the Bay of Kotor, Budva, Bar, Ulcinj, and nearby resorts. Podgorica is the main administrative, financial, and commercial centre, while Nikšić remains an important industrial city.

The [[Port of Bar]] is the principal commercial seaport and handles freight, passenger traffic, and regional maritime connections. The railway from Bar passes through Podgorica and continues north toward Serbia. Roads connect the coast with Podgorica, the northern municipalities, Albania, Kosovo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, and Serbia. Podgorica Airport and Tivat Airport are the main airports.

Hydroelectric generation uses the country's mountain rivers and reservoirs. Agriculture is concentrated in the Zeta plain, the Lake Skadar area, and smaller valleys. Vineyards and fruit farms are concentrated in the central lowlands, while livestock farming is more common in the northern uplands. Fishing and olive cultivation are established around Lake Skadar and the coast.