AGP Executive Report
Last update: 31 minutes agoNon-Aligned Movement Summit in Belgrade: Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić opened the 65th NAM anniversary meeting, calling the bloc “a living and effective alliance” and announcing new initiatives including a “non-aligned digital” project, a film festival and a seminar for young diplomats. Ghana’s NAM push: President John Dramani Mahama arrived for the summit and used it to urge stronger Global South influence, backing for Sudan and Gaza, and more climate finance and renewable energy investment for developing countries. Diplomacy on the margins: Serbia’s foreign ministry officials met Egypt’s deputy foreign minister, while talks with Azerbaijan’s parliament speaker focused on expanding inter-parliamentary ties and NAM parliamentary cooperation. Bilateral ties: Serbia also discussed defence, tourism and security cooperation with São Tomé and Príncipe, and Uganda and Serbia pledged deeper defence, agriculture and science-and-tech links. EU travel rules: The European Commission said Schengen stay rules won’t change, but it urged practical solutions for Western Balkan professional drivers within existing limits. Sports shock: Novak Djokovic was knocked out of the US Open in the first round by Mariano Navone after severe illness and physical collapse.
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