AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoSerbia–US Strategic Dialogue: Foreign ministers Marko Đurić and Marco Rubio opened the first round in Washington, framing it as a “new chapter” for cooperation on energy, defense, technology, science, education, and interoperability, with a signed MoU covering energy infrastructure and a US loan guarantee for Telekom Srbija’s 5G rollout. Space Tech: Serbia formally joined the Artemis Accords at NASA HQ, positioning the move as a step toward knowledge-driven, responsible lunar exploration; Mauritius also signed, becoming the 70th country. AI Governance: WAIC in Shanghai closed with a clear split in global AI rulemaking, as enterprises face two competing governance tracks tied to Brussels/Washington/Tokyo versus Shanghai-based WAICO. Digital Health & Med Tech: Serbia and Egypt agreed an MoU for cooperation in digital transformation, AI in healthcare, pharmaceutical manufacturing, medical tourism, and hospital twinning. Infrastructure Tech Risk: Hungary’s software delays story echoes regional tech delivery pressure: Budapest–Belgrade rail passenger service depends on Chinese contractor software fixes and safety tests, with “dark running” trials targeted next. Climate Impact: A severe heatwave is stressing Serbian hospitals and ambulances, with dehydration and cardiovascular cases rising. Local Tech Culture: Belgrade’s Watt Studio is using Unreal Engine 5 plus motion capture from a real ballet dancer to build a combat game choreographed around dance moves.
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