AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoTransport Costs: Bosnia and Herzegovina’s carriers and employers are again seeking a solution to Schengen restrictions on drivers, warning that foreign carriers’ growing role drains money from the country and puts jobs at risk across freight, vehicle services, insurance and fuel businesses. Energy Security: BiH and U.S. officials discussed advancing the Southern Gas Interconnection, seen as a way to diversify supply and strengthen links with European energy markets. Meanwhile, wholesale gas prices in the Federation have risen 12%. Tourism: Sarajevo Canton reports nearly 855,000 arrivals, a record that is strengthening the city’s international profile and its case for further tourism investment. Trade and Competitiveness: BiH exports have surpassed 13 billion BAM, but the trade deficit continues to widen. An EU-supported OECD report says stronger policies for small and medium-sized businesses are needed to improve competitiveness.
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