AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEU Accession Pressure: The European Parliament says Serbia can’t join the EU unless it fixes courts, tackles corruption, holds free elections, and improves relations with Kosovo. Central Banking & Money: Serbia’s foreign exchange reserves fell to EUR 29.6 billion at end-June, with net reserves also down, as the NBS managed the FX market. Credit Rating Watch: Fitch reaffirmed Serbia’s BB+ rating and kept a positive outlook toward investment grade, citing policy stability, reserves, and resilience. Business & Industry Tech: The Chamber of Commerce of Serbia, with Switzerland’s SIPPO, is building a digital platform “Sustainable Textile Serbia” to help textile firms meet new EU rules. Mining & Investment: Australian Middle Island Resources reports a large, shallow gold-and-silver system at Bobija near Ljubovija, with the deposit still open for expansion. New Gold Project Setup: Dundee Precious Metals says it will dismantle Bulgaria’s Ada Tepe processing equipment to use it for Serbia’s Coka Rakita project, with construction expected to start in early 2027. Sports (Serbia in the spotlight): Wimbledon’s men’s final is set for Sinner vs Zverev, after Djokovic’s straight-sets semifinal loss. Memory & Accountability: New analysis revisits Srebrenica’s lessons and the ongoing fight over recognition and denial.
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