AGP Executive Report
Last update: 19 minutes agoSerbia’s election shake-up: President Aleksandar Vučić resigned to run for prime minister in an early Oct. 25 parliamentary vote, with Ana Brnabić set to act as president—an attempt to manage political risk after months of student-led protests tied to the 2024 Novi Sad station canopy collapse. Digital safety for kids: Serbia’s first lady Tamara Vučić backed UN calls for stronger international standards to protect children from online risks as AI accelerates. Startup momentum in Niš: The Science and Technology Park Niš won “Fastest-Growing Startup Ecosystem in Serbia” for 2026, boosting its global score by ~36% and climbing 13 places worldwide. Energy & industry buildout: Kolektor Etra opened a €14m transformer production hall in Barajevo, expanding capacity for Europe’s grid reinforcement needs. Telecom + AI push: A1 Serbia outlined a shift from connectivity to integrated digital services (cloud, cybersecurity, data, IoT) to drive productivity. Competition & markets: Serbia’s competition watchdog stressed the need for consistent, predictable enforcement as digital markets get more complex.
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