AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSerbia’s AI & public-sector push: Caretaker PM Djuro Macut met Oracle in London to discuss digitalisation of public administration, stressing that tech should make services easier for citizens and that data protection and trust must go hand in hand. Health-tech spotlight: The Abu Dhabi Future Health Summit (Oct 20–22) will focus on “To Sense is to Predict,” bringing together global leaders on AI, genomics, diagnostics and health data to enable earlier intervention. Research update: A study on algal blooms suggests a specific cyanobacterium (Gloeotrichia echinulata) may be less toxic to humans than previously feared, with genetic analysis finding no machinery for key liver-harming toxins. Industry & innovation event: Air Serbia signed a strategic partnership with GITEX AI Belgrade, positioning the capital as a regional innovation hub ahead of GITEX AI Belgrade (May 25–27, 2027). Academic cooperation: Macut also met Cambridge contacts, including AstraZeneca-linked BIO4 campus plans, and discussed postgraduate and personalised medicine programmes. Local education impact: Novak and Jelena Djokovic’s foundation says it has reached 55,000 children via 58 Serbian preschools, including teacher training and support for parents.
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