AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMontenegro Film Rendezvous: The 3rd edition of Montenegro Film Rendezvous, run by the Film Centre of Montenegro alongside the Herceg Novi Film Festival, expanded from 3 to 7 days and brought 120+ film professionals from 30+ countries. The programme mixed project pitching, masterclasses, case studies, coproduction and funding meetings, plus workshops for new talent, with 15 Montenegrin projects presented to the international industry. Maritime Disruptions: Rough seas linked to the southwest monsoon (“habagat”) led to cancelled ferry trips on Tuesday afternoon, with multiple routes affected. EU Access Pressure on Transport: Western Balkan truck drivers and logistics groups protested the Schengen 90-days-in-180 rule, warning of new border blockades from 14 September unless professional drivers get an exemption or higher limits. Energy & Industry: Montenegro is greenlighting solar plants despite biodiversity concerns, with regulators citing gaps in environmental impact assessments—especially where projects target protected areas and agricultural land. Regional Trade Rules: A new look at CBAM’s rollout highlights shifting Western Balkan electricity trade corridors and pressure to renegotiate implementation terms.
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