AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoManufacturing & Jobs: Bosnian steel-structure maker ADK plans to invest BAM 12 million in a new plant in Novi Travnik, aiming to create new jobs. Public Procurement: Sarajevo Canton’s Interior Ministry and the Construction Institute kick off a tender for an auto service hall and storage facility in Stup worth 3.9 million BAM (without VAT), tied to better conditions for forensic vehicle work. Energy & Infrastructure: Sarajevo opens its first tram extension since 1962, adding 6.4 km from Ilidža to Hrasnica with 20 stops, financed via EBRD Green Cities support. EU Path & Elections: Foreign Minister Elmedin Konaković meets the European Parliament delegation ahead of Bosnia’s general election, stressing election integrity and warning that “Dayton” mechanisms are being used to block technical laws. Regional Trade & Connectivity: Croatia backs an Adriatic-Ionian rail corridor linking Italy, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Albania and Greece to boost freight and passenger links. Business Risk Watch: DPM Metals faces renewed scrutiny after Bosnia’s Constitutional Court ruling related to its Vare concession, though operations reportedly continue. Politics & Economy: Coverage highlights how the election outcome could shape Bosnia’s EU vs. Russia alignment, while Srebrenica Memorial Center reports Republika Srpska police/prosecutor pressure over documentation.
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