AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMontenegro Energy & Renewables: Masdar and EPCG moved Montenegro’s clean-energy push forward with first steps on a 2GW solar-and-storage partnership, including early solar and battery projects. Infrastructure & Transport: Croatia’s state road operator says the long-awaited Dubrovnik–Čilipi express road has a new preferred route agreed in principle after border chaos, with studies and an environmental process expected to run into September. Tourism & Industry: Wiegand expanded Montenegro’s adventure attractions with the new Wie-Flyer “Falcon Fly” at Lovćen National Park, adding a high-capacity suspended ride over the Bay of Kotor. EU Border Operations: The EU’s biometric Entry/Exit System hit its first major summer peak, with eight-hour queues reported at the Croatia–Serbia gateway, showing how border tech can strain logistics. Regional Security & Trade: A report warns Russia is intensifying hybrid interference across Western Balkans EU accession countries, mixing cyber, financing, and disinformation. Global Business: Tyson’s Brazilian shareholders bought out Tyson’s 40% stake in Vibra Foods, keeping the commercial partnership while shifting control back to Montenegro-headquartered Vibra.
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