AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoSchengen Pressure on Truckers: Hundreds of professional drivers and transporters protested outside EU delegations in Sarajevo, Belgrade, Podgorica and Skopje over the 90/180-day Schengen stay limits, warning of new border blockades from Sept. 14 unless rules are adjusted for work-based stays. Cybersecurity & Gaming: Slovenia’s HIT Group has started reopening casinos after a cyberattack shut six properties for days; some gaming and loyalty functions remain unavailable while systems are restored. Sarajevo Tourism Boost: Sarajevo logged a record summer, with over 100,000 tourists in July and major concert-driven spending—nearly €78m in turnover across three Dino Merlin concert days—followed by the Sarajevo Film Festival. Federal Police Probe Waste Subsidies: Bosnia’s Federal Police Administration is conducting searches tied to suspected multimillion KM subsidies for waste removal from Široki Brijeg to the Mošćanica landfill in Zenica-Doboj and West Herzegovina cantons. Regional Energy Dependence Debate: Serbia’s shift toward renewables and coal phase-out is increasingly tied to Chinese suppliers, raising questions about whether it replaces one dependency with another. Local Labor Tension: Tax Administration employees in FBiH are set to strike over salary levels and staffing shortages.
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