Ready to fly from Montenegro straight to Saudi Arabia? Well, now it’s official! At the Global Transport Forum in Istanbul, Montenegro’s Minister of Transport, Maja Vukićević, and Saudi Arabia’s Minister of Transport, Saleh bin Naser Aljaser, signed an agreement that opens the skies between the two countries. This isn’t just another piece of paper — it’s a ticket to direct flights, new investments, a tourism boom, and business opportunities that will put Montenegro on the Middle East map as an attractive destination.
The agreement was signed in the spirit of the Chicago Convention and modern international civil aviation standards, meaning airlines from both sides can freely plan flights while respecting safety, technical, and commercial criteria.
This move is more than just connecting dots on a map — it’s a strategic step to strengthen economic and tourism ties and improve overall cooperation between Montenegro and Saudi Arabia. The Global Transport Forum in Turkey gathered top representatives from many countries, focusing on infrastructure, regional cooperation, and sustainable mobility.
So get ready for new horizons because Montenegro is about to get a direct air link with Saudi Arabia! Will you be among the first to take advantage of this? Or will you just sit back and watch others fly? Comment, laugh, or rage — but don’t stay silent!
