AGP Executive Report
Last update: 19 minutes agoAviation & Skills: BHANSA certified the first 17 participants of its new air traffic controller training center in Mostar, using local instructors, modern equipment and European standards—aimed at reducing reliance on training abroad. Cost of Living: Rising oil and gas prices could push up fuel costs and trigger further electricity price hikes in Bosnia and Herzegovina, hitting pensioners and already-stressed household budgets; drought damage is also squeezing farmers and food supply. Public Finance: The Sarajevo Stock Exchange announced a planned Federation of BiH bond issue worth 50 million BAM (transactions from Oct 7; maturity Oct 7, 2031). Elections & Voting Tech: With October 4 elections approaching, reporting explains the new voting process using scanners and biometric identification, raising concerns about how the changes will affect elderly voters. Business Diplomacy: Bosnia and Herzegovina’s foreign minister opened B2B meetings at the “Sarajevo Business Dialogue” with Malaysia, focusing on trade, investment and sectors like food, IT, tourism and medical equipment. Regional Energy Politics: US lawmakers call for sanctions tied to Republika Srpska and a proposed Southern Interconnection Gas Pipeline, questioning the deal’s commercial track record and potential conflicts.
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