AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEnergy & Infrastructure: North Macedonia’s NOMAGAS and Serbia’s Transportgas Serbia joined the Vertical Corridor, with a new memorandum signed in Thessaloniki to extend the gas route across the Western Balkans and boost bidirectional capacity and supply security. Business & Trade Policy: Serbia’s EXPO 2027 push continues as PM Djuro Macut visited the Belgrade complex and the E Zone, highlighting the Serbian House as a platform for tourism, economy and local self-government promotion. Energy Deals: Srbijagas says Serbia wants a long-term extension of its gas agreement with Russia, while separate reporting points to SOCAR’s €600m Nis gas-fired power plant plan that would add electricity and heat capacity and deepen energy cooperation. Regulation for Companies: Serbia’s new Personal Data Protection Act is set to expand obligations for businesses, with a major rewrite aimed at aligning with EU rules. Employment Incentives: Amendments extend hiring incentives for new employees until end-2028, with key conditions shifting from 2027 and 2028—important for HR planning. Finance & Markets: The dinar-to-euro median exchange rate is reported at RSD 117.3598. Digital Security: Citizen Lab and Amnesty say Serbia used Pegasus spyware against student activists via a zero-click iMessage exploit, while Serbian authorities dispute the findings—raising fresh election-season risks for civil society.
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