AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoTourism Diplomacy: Serbia’s foreign ministry says Dušan Kozarev met São Tomé and Príncipe’s defence and interior minister in Belgrade, stressing stronger economic ties with a focus on tourism after São Tomé withdrew recognition of “Kosovo.” NAM in Belgrade: President John Dramani Mahama urged the Non-Aligned Movement to move from declarations to coordinated action at the 65th anniversary event, with Belgrade hosting the commemorations. Africa–Serbia Business Push: Tanzania’s leadership met Serbian officials to deepen cooperation in agriculture, tourism, trade, investment, and the Blue Economy, including plans for direct air links and a Joint Economic Commission. Roads for Travelers: New Chinese-built sections of the Danube Corridor expressway opened to traffic, with Serbian leaders saying it will improve access to eastern Serbia and boost domestic tourism. Schengen Shock for Pros: Western Balkan truck drivers protested in Belgrade and other capitals over the 90/180 Schengen stay rule, warning of possible border blockades from Sept. 14—an issue that can affect cross-border travel and logistics. Serbia Economy Watch: Serbia’s GDP grew 3.8% year-on-year in Q2, with accommodation and food services among the faster-growing sectors.
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