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As part of the implementation of the CBC GAIN project, we conducted a visit to Mostar (November 2024), where we held a meeting with project partners SI-MO-RA and INTERA. During the meeting, we discussed the activities carried out so far and planned the next steps. The visit also included a conference at Code Hub Mostar, where our Executive Director, Tarik Zaimović, participated in a panel titled “The Gaming Industry as a Driver of Innovation and Entrepreneurship.”
The GameDev Center in Podgorica will be the first space in Montenegro dedicated to video game development, where young developers, designers, programmers, and all enthusiasts of the gaming industry will have the opportunity to learn, work, and create their own projects. This center will become a hub for talent and creatives, with the goal of supporting the video game development industry and opening new opportunities for professional growth.
With the opening of the Game Development Center, Montenegro gains a range of benefits – from supporting youth and startups through education and mentorship, to creating new job opportunities in the fields of IT, design, animation, and digital marketing. Additionally, thanks to this project, our teams and talents will have the opportunity to collaborate with international experts and become part of the global gaming scene.
The CBC GAIN project is co-financed by the European Union through the Interreg VI-A IPA CBC cross-border cooperation program between Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Montenegro. By strengthening the creative industry and building an innovative technological ecosystem, this Gaming Center represents a significant step towards Montenegro’s digital future.
The official opening of the center in Podgorica is coming soon, and this is just the beginning of a major story that will transform the local gaming scene.
