This report offers a comprehensive review of Montenegro's anti-corruption policies, focusing on preventative measures, institutional roles, and the existing legal framework. The report aims to trace historical advancements in the fight against corruption, evaluate the current situation, and offer actionable recommendations for both general and specific issues. In the report, we evaluate the current state of affairs in combating corruption, diving deep into the effectiveness and shortcomings of existing policies. The report scrutinizes the roles of key institutions like the Agency for Prevention of Corruption, shedding light on their operational efficacy, mandate, and collaborative initiatives with other governmental bodies. By doing so, the report provides a well-rounded view of the institutional mechanisms in place for tackling corruption.