AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoWar & Politics Spillover: Thousands gathered in Belgrade for the funeral of convicted Bosnian Serb war criminal Ratko Mladić, with EU officials again condemning the “glorification” of a genocide convict; Bosnia’s Denis Zvizdić said EU reactions are “mild and sterile,” while UEFA also fined Red Star and hit away-fan travel with sanctions after Mladic tributes. Sports Governance: Belgium’s football federation withdrew support for FIFA chief Gianni Infantino, citing transparency and governance concerns and FIFA’s handling of Folarin Balogun’s World Cup red-card suspension. Defense & Industry: An EU security conference in Sarajevo heard that around 200 Western Balkan companies can produce NATO-standard ammunition, with Bosnia and Serbia highlighted for capacity. Business & Investment: Bosnia’s Presidency met US Congressmen Murphy and Veasey, stressing stability as a prerequisite for investment and flagging the Southern Gas Interconnection; separately, the Israeli Chamber of Commerce opened a Banja Luka office to deepen trade ties with Republika Srpska. Jobs & Skills: Sarajevo’s “Gledaj sebi posla” job fair drew 140+ companies and focused on workforce shortages, youth employment, inclusion, digital skills and AI’s impact on jobs. Local Economy: Zenica coal miners protested unpaid wages outside the Sarajevo government building.
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