AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoTransport Costs: Minister Edin Forto warned that companies and drivers leaving Bosnia and Herzegovina could drive up freight and living costs. A Croatian visa scheme may ease pressure on the sector, but only by an estimated 10–15%. M:tel: The telecom operator reported nearly 50% higher profit in the first nine months of 2026 and expects 2.5 million users by year-end. It says it is ready to launch 5G once regulations allow. Growth and Trade: The World Bank forecasts 2.4% growth for BiH in 2026, below the Western Balkans average of 3.1%, and warns that red tape and other trade costs are holding back exports and jobs. Infrastructure: A newly completed 20-kilometre Corridor Vc section brings the total built length to 125 kilometres. Tuzla Airport: Passenger numbers rose 63.5% in 2025 to 338,481, while revenues reached 7.91 million BAM.
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