Public call for Women's Internship Program

at the Ministry of Transport and the Ministry of Maritime Affairs of Montenegro The Ministry of Transport of Montenegro is once again offering an internship opportunity as part of the World Bank-financed Western Balkans Trade and Transport Facilitation Project (TTFP) Phase 2. The internship will be implemented within the Ministry of Transport and the Ministry of Maritime Affairs of Montenegro, with three selected interns to be placed in the Ministry of Transport and two selected interns in the Ministry of Maritime Affairs. The TTFP Phase 2 is expected to contribute to more efficient and transparent processing of trade and transport documentation, reduce duplications and overlaps, lower transport and administrative costs, reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions associated with truck idling time, and improve Montenegro’s competitiveness in regional and global markets. The TTFP Phase 2 also supports the improvement of transport efficiency, predictability and climate resilience through activities such as the development of a National Single Window, Port Community System, improvement of railway level crossings and preparation of transport sector strategies. The TTFP Phase 2 is implemented by the PIU within the Ministry of Transport, with support from the Technical Services Unit of the Ministry of Finance. In addition to the Ministry of Transport, the Project beneficiaries include, among others, the Ministry of Maritime Affairs, Customs Administration, Railway Infrastructure of Montenegro, Port Authority of Bar, Luka Bar, Port of Adria, Transport Administration and Monteput.

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