AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoBosnia Energy Watch: Brent crude pushed past $85, and analysts expect fuel prices in BiH to rise soon by about 5–7 pfennigs per litre, with a likely band of 2.70–2.90 KM and possible spots above 3 KM. EU Enlargement & BiH Economy: The EU’s Western Balkans Growth Plan is back in focus after delays and a reform agenda built around green/digital transition, private sector development, human capital and “fundamentals,” with 976.6m euros earmarked for 2024–2027. Healthcare Compliance: BIRN reports private polyclinic Mart in Ljubuški operating without proper licensing in the canton register; inspectors sealed it, while business records show low reported revenue and a director whose medical licence status is questioned. Digital Growth in the Region: Sarajevo-based Kliktura expands internationally with a bilingual platform and adds AI automation for small businesses, aiming to streamline marketing and admin. Trade Signals: China–CEEC trade rose 11% YoY in H1 2026 to 580.12bn yuan, with connectivity projects and Belt and Road links boosting demand, including activity tied to Bosnia and the wider region. Business & Markets:
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