AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEU Memory Politics: Lithuania is pushing support for a new Brussels memorial, “An Echo in Time,” with letters from victims of communist, Nazi and other totalitarian regimes—Croatia among pledged backers. EU Pay Transparency: New EU rules on salary transparency and pay-discrimination checks start, but Croatia is still finalising national implementation. Transport & Infrastructure: Croatia signs a €13m deal to modernise the Hum-Lug–Gornja Stubica rail line, backed by an EIB loan, to improve regional connectivity to Zagreb. Cross-Border Trade Risk: Bosnia’s Indirect Taxation Authority warns Gradiška border crossings could be disrupted from June 9 if the Croatia-BiH border agreement isn’t matched with the right rulebook and admin steps. Tech & Mobility: The EU is set to accelerate self-driving taxi trials via a “testbed” approach, with Croatia already hosting an early Pony.ai/Uber/Verne project. Tourism Momentum: Virovitica-Podravina leans into restored castles and UNESCO assets (Drava and Papuk) to grow visitor numbers. World Cup Meets Business: Philadelphia confirms six matches including Croatia vs Ghana at Lincoln Financial Field, while FIFA continues building a museum trail of tournament items.
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