AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoLithium Policy: Belgrade’s mining and geology faculty dean Aleksandar Cvjetić says any moratorium on lithium mining should be temporary, with clear conditions for its start and end. He argues decisions should weigh economic benefits, environmental protection and local interests—not politics alone. Student Innovation: A Belgrade competition brought together seven teams from Serbia and abroad. A University of Niš-linked team won gold for a low-cost wearable monitoring heart activity and sweat glucose; a University of Novi Sad team won for a wastewater cooling system that could cut energy use by up to 50%. Research Funding: Serbia disbursed 116.3 billion dinars in regional incentives in the first half of 2026, up 7.4% year on year. Of that, 9.1 billion dinars went to scientific research and research and development.
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