AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoBosnia’s Euro integration push: Soreca says BiH took another step toward joining the Single Payment Area in Euros, keeping pressure on payment-system reforms that matter for cross-border business. Energy infrastructure: The US Embassy highlights demining in BiH as a prerequisite for strategic projects like the Southern Interconnection, linking safety work to future energy supply and growth. Aviation & tourism economy: Sarajevo International Airport marks the 30th anniversary of its post-war reopening, underscoring the airport’s role as a long-running business success story. Local governance & regional cooperation: The “Sarajevo Mayors Summit 2026” adopted the Sarajevo Declaration, with mayors backing sustainable urban development and joint projects via EU funds. Srebrenica Memorial Center dispute: The Memorial Center asked prosecutors in Bijeljina for details after an anonymous report triggered questioning of 26 current and former employees, raising concerns about intimidation and tax checks. Business climate risk: A report on European drought warns crops across the region, including Bosnia, are under strain—another hit to agricultural supply chains and prices. Defense industry trade: Roshel is showcasing its Senator APC at COP International 2026 in Brazil, with Paraná state selecting it for high-risk police and military operations.
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