AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoSerbia Diplomacy in New York: Foreign Minister Marko Đurić met Nepal, Cabo Verde and the American Jewish Committee on the UNGA sidelines, signing a visa-exemption deal with Cabo Verde and pushing deeper trade, education links and Expo 2027 cooperation. Serbia–U.S. Relations: Đurić also met U.S. Under Secretary Sarah Rogers, focusing on the U.S. pavilion and preparations for Expo 2027, plus next year’s 145th anniversary of a key commerce treaty. Energy & Infrastructure: Serbia’s caretaker mining and energy minister announced a €175m World Bank loan for the first phase of gas infrastructure, including a Nis–Velika Plana pipeline section and bottleneck upgrades. Kosovo Tensions: Protests across Kosovo grew after war-crimes convictions of former KLA leaders, with demonstrators pressuring Prime Minister Albin Kurti ahead of an Oct. 6 political deadline. EU Ukraine Funding: EU states agreed to unblock €6.6bn from the European Peace Facility for Ukraine, ending Hungary’s 2023 block. Local Life & Politics: Post of Serbia says the Sept. 25 date for collecting 6,000 dinars is not a deadline for withdrawals, aiming to stop long queues. Culture Spotlight: A Serbian documentary-feature, “Seven days that changed the century,” won at Cannes’ corporate media and TV awards.
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