AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCulture & Travel Spotlight: Kotor is being framed as a “living town” escape from overtourism, with locals still weaving through Old Town streets, markets and landmarks like the Sea Gate and the Pillar of Shame. Books & Language: President Bajram Begaj opened the 25th Ulcinj Book Fair, stressing books as a tool for critical thinking and for keeping language alive. Youth & Identity: In Belgrade, Aleksandar Vučić welcomed participants of the Serbia Is Calling You 2026 youth camp, including young people from across the region and Montenegro, tying sport to culture and roots. Montenegro on the Map: Montenegro’s visa-free entry is linked to a UAE travel boom, with direct flydubai flights to Tivat boosting summer demand. Music & Representation: RTCG confirmed Mija Vujović as Montenegro’s Junior Eurovision 2026 representative via internal selection. Social Memory: Montenegro’s 1995 anti-Roma pogrom in Danilovgrad is revisited, with calls for a memorial after forced eviction and lack of acknowledgment. Regional Context: A transatlantic rift over Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Dayton order keeps the Office of the High Representative in limbo. Media Business: The UK cleared the Paramount–Warner Bros. merger after promises, while a March 2027 antitrust trial remains the final hurdle.
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