AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMontenegro Telecom Oversight: Montenegro’s telecom regulator EKIP voted to remove Marija Konjevic as Director and named Elvis Babacic as Acting Director for up to three months while a permanent appointment is prepared. Defence Procurement: Montenegro ordered about 6,500 small arms from Czechia, including CZ BREN 3 rifles and ammunition, in a deal worth €24.2m, with deliveries tied to further joint projects. Public Safety & Governance Pressure: Montenegro’s government reshuffle is reportedly delayed as pressure mounts around Interior Minister Luís Neves, with political fallout linked to Portugal’s wider examination and PJ controversy. EU Accession & Innovation: Montenegro’s EU path is seen as a boost for research and innovation, but experts warn impact depends on national co-financing, project quality, and long-term policy consistency. Crime & Justice: A Montenegrin court sentenced fugitive Kavač clan boss Radoje Zvicer to 40 years in absentia, alongside major financial penalties. Regional Business Climate: Bosnia and Herzegovina faces a foreign-worker permit crunch, pushing business groups to call for abolishing permit quotas to ease labor shortages across manufacturing, construction, hospitality and retail.
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