AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoStartup & AI Ecosystem: Serbia’s Chamber of Commerce (PKS) chief Marko Cadez urged startups to apply for the SEE 100 programme tied to GITEX AI Belgrade (May 25–27, EXPO 2027), promising special booths plus 500+ B2B meetings with investors and industry. Public-Sector Digitalisation: Prime Minister Djuro Macut met Oracle in London, saying digitization should make services faster and easier for citizens, while also touring Cambridge’s research links and AstraZeneca’s R&D centre. AI Policy Sign-off: Serbia Center leader Zdravko Ponos questioned why outgoing FM Marko Đurić signed a U.S.-backed AI Opportunity Partnership, calling it a political declaration that arrived “too urgently” late in the term. Transport Tech: The Budapest–Belgrade rail line completed a major test at up to 160 km/h, with ETCS performing well, though passenger information systems still need fixes. Elections Tech & Risk: Bosnia’s vote used biometric ID, ballot scanning and rapid result transmission, but reports flagged delays and technical hiccups; Serbia-focused observers also warned Serbia’s campaign is becoming “high-risk” amid violence concerns. Space & Energy Tech: A new “Moon race” analysis highlights nuclear power as the key enabler for permanent lunar life and industry.
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