AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoSerbia–China Infrastructure: President Aleksandar Vučić inspected the China-built Serbia Exhibition Center for Expo 2027 Belgrade, saying the project is in its final construction and interior finishing phase and urging faster work to meet a handover before year-end. Serbia–Regional Economy & Tech: A new report frames Serbia as a potential fintech hub in Southeast Europe, arguing momentum is driven less by consumer apps and more by engineering talent and software exports from Belgrade and Novi Sad. Serbia–Diplomacy & Trade: Kazakhstan’s Deputy Foreign Minister met Serbian officials in Belgrade to push deeper political and economic cooperation, highlighting nuclear energy, agriculture, education, space, digital tech and AI. EU/Trade Policy: Moldova is set to investigate sugar and cement imports, including from Serbia, with possible anti-dumping or safeguard measures on the table. Security & Influence: A New York Times investigation claims Russia trained election-disruption operatives in Serbia and nearby areas as part of a wider campaign targeting Moldova’s political future. Environment: Europe’s wildfire crisis continues, with evacuations and major blazes reported across France, Belgium and Germany.
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