AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHumanoid Robotics Boom: Serbia opened Europe’s first mass-production facility for humanoid robots in Šabac, with Minth Group and AGIBOT, aiming for 5,000+ robots a year and linking the push to a wider €200m robotics park in Inđija. Battery Supply Chain Push: Serbia also signed a €100.5m framework deal with China’s Jiangsu Reliance Energy Tech in Indjija to make batteries for drones, humanoid robots, and other tech. Energy Transition Debate: A new report questions whether Serbia’s shift to solar, wind, and hydropower—where Chinese firms are increasingly involved—could swap one dependency for another. Non-Aligned Movement in Belgrade: Serbia hosted the 65th NAM anniversary, with leaders including Vucic and Ghana’s Mahama calling for stronger unity, climate finance, and a bigger role for developing countries in emerging tech governance. Serbia Growth Update: The Statistical Office says real GDP grew 3.8% year-on-year in Q2, with strength in construction and professional/scientific activities. US Sanctions Watch: A new US bill (SRBIJA Act) could bring visa and financial sanctions tied to Serbia’s ties with Russia, China, and Iran. STEM & Math Community: An international workshop on nonlinear analysis and applications ran in Sofia with participants from Serbia and beyond.
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