AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSerbia–Czech Business Push: Czech PM Andrej Babiš led a delegation to Belgrade to deepen trade and investment ties, with Vučić citing 245 Czech-owned firms in Serbia and €640m in Czech investments since 2010, while both sides discussed expanding Czech roles in infrastructure, defence, transport, healthcare and advanced technologies. Space Tech Milestone: Serbia officially acceded to NASA’s Artemis programme, with Foreign Minister Marko Đurić calling it an “entry ticket” for Serbian institutes, scientists and industry to join cutting-edge space cooperation. Aerial Firefighting Boost: Avincis leased two Bridger Super Scoopers (CL-215T) for wildfire suppression in Portugal, marking Bridger’s first revenue-generating operations in Europe. AI in Healthcare Funding: GapMinder and Fil Rouge Capital backed Croatian healthtech startup Lasken AI to expand its healthcare data intelligence platform across Europe. EU Tech/Policy Signal: Serbia’s EU path also featured in public debate, as surveys reported that EU-supporters often oppose the current government, pushing Brussels to focus harder on rule of law, anti-corruption and media freedom. Science in Culture: A sermon by Cyprus’ Morphou bishop sparked controversy by claiming Tesla “invented electricity,” alongside broader discussion of how Tesla’s legacy is interpreted. Global Study on Self-Image: A Michigan State University study ranked Serbia among the least narcissistic countries, while Germany topped the list.
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