AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCustoms Relief for Industry: Bosnia’s Council of Ministers adopted a decision to temporarily suspend or cut customs duties on selected imported inputs until Dec. 31, 2027, aiming to support domestic producers across textiles, chemicals, metals, electrical equipment, food and auto-related industries. Public Media Crisis: The European Federation of Journalists and Bosnia-Herzegovina Journalists’ Association warn BHRT is at risk of shutting down, citing blocked bank accounts, programming cuts and uncertainty over salaries for 700+ media workers—raising fears of a wider collapse of state-level public broadcasting. Election Integrity Under Pressure: OSCE ODIHR’s interim report says Bosnia’s Oct. 4 elections are unfolding in a highly polarised environment, with complaints tied to alleged glorification of Ratko Mladić and added complexity from the first nationwide use of electoral ICT supplied by Smartmatic. Energy Transition Focus: Sarajevo Energy and Climate Week 2026 in Ilidža brought 200+ experts to push financing and policy ideas for renewables, energy efficiency, green hydrogen, smart grids and electromobility, with speakers flagging the impact of pending electricity legislation. Mining Deal Watch: Terra Balcanica agreed to acquire the remaining 10% of its Viogor project exposure in eastern Bosnia and Herzegovina, via issuance of common shares to minority holders, extending its control over the polymetallic exploration asset.
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