AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoEnergy Diplomacy: The US Chargé d’Affaires John Ginkel told Sarajevo’s IGES2026 that energy security is central to Bosnia’s prosperity, pointing to the Southern Interconnection as the “first step” toward diversification and less dependence on suppliers. Regional Transport Pressure: Truck operators from Serbia, Bosnia and Montenegro warn that tighter EU entry rules for drivers and new systems could slow goods flows, raise logistics costs, and hit competitiveness—on top of long-running border delays and driver shortages. EU Funds Blocked: Bosnia still can’t access about €1bn under the EU Growth Plan because the Instrument for Reforms and Growth agreement hasn’t been reached, with coalition disagreements blamed for the delay. Security & Interoperability: Bosnia’s defense leadership took part in EFES-2026 drills in Türkiye, including night operations and coastal security tasks with partners from 50 countries. Tech & Safety: A London conference highlighted how smart devices (from fridges to speakers) are being repurposed to harass women, pushing tech firms to strengthen protections. Industry Watch: Energoinvest signed a €2.71m contract in Libya to build power supply facilities in Misrata.
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