AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEnergy & Infrastructure in Montenegro: Masdar and Montenegro’s EPCG are pushing ahead with clean power expansion, including first steps toward a 150MW solar build and battery-backed storage under a wider 2GW partnership. Tourism & Local Industry: Wiegand’s new Falcon Fly suspended coaster opened at Lovćen National Park, adding a family-focused attraction with Bay of Kotor views and joystick-controlled rides. Transport & Cross-border Logistics: Croatia’s state road operator says the long-awaited Dubrovnik–Čilipi express road has a new preferred route agreed in principle, with studies and an environmental impact assessment due after technical work finishes by September; separate measures are also underway to ease Karasovići border congestion. Food & Agribusiness: Brazilian shareholders bought Tyson’s 40% stake in Vibra Foods, a Montenegro-headquartered poultry business, ending the partnership financially while keeping commercial ties. Maritime & Human Impact: A report highlights Montenegro-linked sailors trapped for months after Iran seized the MSC Francesca near the Strait of Hormuz, underscoring ongoing risks for regional shipping. EU Policy Watch (Montenegro included): A European Parliament report warns Russia is using hybrid interference tactics to slow EU progress across the Western Balkans, explicitly naming Montenegro among affected countries.
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