AGP Executive Report
Last update: a day agoAviation & Connectivity: easyJet will enter Bosnia and Herzegovina in summer 2027, launching Sarajevo flights from Geneva and Basel, and expanding to Tivat with new routes from Amsterdam, Basel, Birmingham and Edinburgh—an immediate boost for regional competition and travel links. Energy Costs: Fuel prices in the Federation rose through September, with diesel up about 10% to 3.79 KM/l and Super 95 up about 9.5% to 3.35 KM/l, while electricity tariffs also increased in the first half of the year. Telecom & Digitalization: Bosnia’s fixed-line subscriptions edged down to 461,890 in Q2, while fixed internet grew to 964,025 connections; meanwhile IDDEEA and Deloitte Spain signed an agreement on a cybersecurity department feasibility study. Environment & Enforcement: FUP/POSKOK searched Neum over alleged illegal waste dumping from Croatia, temporarily seizing documentation tied to a suspected breach of disposal agreements. Politics & Risk: Bosnian Serb pro-Russian leaders met Vladimir Putin in Moscow ahead of the weekend election, with Dodik and PM Savo Minić reporting Russian support—raising investor and stability concerns amid EU integration delays.
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