AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoPublic Finance & Governance: Bosnia and Herzegovina remains on the MONEYVAL gray list for a third month, with banks tightening controls and foreign investors more cautious as transactions slow and get pricier. Cost of Living Controls: The Federation government extended “locked prices” for 100 products to Dec 31, 2026, and prolonged margin limits on petroleum products for another 90 days to protect household purchasing power. Law & Order: Federal Police arrested two people in Sarajevo Canton over alleged production and trafficking of narcotics, seizing about 7 kg of amphetamine, 5 kg of cannabis and 50 g of cocaine. Mining & Health Insurance: Zenica-Doboj Canton miners can again verify health certificates after the Health Insurance Institute resumed certification, easing a union protest. EU Engagement: European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen will tour the Western Balkans but will not visit Bosnia or Serbia this time, citing election timing. Elections & Political Spending: Bosnia’s Central Election Commission issued unprecedented fines for premature campaigning, but analysts warn they won’t deter parties using state resources. Regional Security: US Senator Jeanne Shaheen warned Russia is trying to destabilize the Western Balkans, pointing to Serbia’s role as a “transit hub.”
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