AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSerbia–Uzbekistan Diplomacy & Tourism: Serbia and Uzbekistan signed 20 bilateral documents in Belgrade, covering digitalisation, customs cooperation, renewable energy, culture, tourism and cultural travel, transport links (including support for the Middle Corridor), and a push toward free-trade talks—plus a tourism pact and Expo 2027 participation. Belgrade Travel Context: Serbia’s foreign ministry says Tunisia’s state secretary met Damjan Jović, with both sides highlighting cooperation in economy and tourism and confirming Tunisia’s role in Expo 2027 in Belgrade. Regional Travel Rules (Thailand): Thailand will cut visa-free stays from 60 to 30 days (and introduce 15-day categories) for 60 countries from Sept. 15, 2026, replacing the older 60-day scheme—important for Serbian travelers planning Southeast Asia. Local Visitor Watch (Belgrade Events): Serbia’s capital is also in the spotlight for major public events tied to the Ratko Mladić funeral, with international criticism and security attention likely to affect movement and tourism planning. Sports & Tickets: Serbia’s UEFA Nations League opener vs the Netherlands in Belgrade is set up for fans, with ticket-buying routes pointing to official federation channels first, then resale platforms.
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