AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoChina-Serbia High-Tech Push: President Aleksandar Vučić toured Minth Group in Jiaxing, where humanoid robots performed and calligraphy was demonstrated—another signal that Serbia’s China ties are moving from infrastructure into advanced manufacturing and robotics. Roads and Growth: Vučić also said Serbia will reach 1,200 km of motorways and express roads by end-2026, pointing to Chinese-backed construction momentum and new investor interest. EU Tensions in the Region: Milorad Dodik warned Republika Srpska could consider a referendum on EU integration, citing EU steps and calling for use of dispute-resolution mechanisms. Telecom Outlook: America Movil set its 2026-2028 plan for steady growth while keeping capex around $7bn a year, with Serbia mentioned among Eastern European telecom targets. Energy Permits Controversy: Linglong Tire in Zrenjanin received operating permits for risky chemical sections despite missing approvals for major-accident safety planning, raising fresh environmental concerns. Media Funding Watch: ANEM says local governments have distributed over RSD556m for 2026 media projects, with some municipalities still missing deadlines. Sports—Djokovic: Novak Djokovic advanced at the French Open after a tense second-round win over Valentin Royer, amid crowd hostility and a net-cord controversy.
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