AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoSustainable Fisheries: The UN’s GFCM, with FAO support, has inaugurated a new Adriatic Sea technical unit in Split to strengthen science-based cooperation and sustainable fishing across Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Italy, Montenegro and Slovenia. Climate & Diplomacy: Montenegro’s President Jakov Milatović is on a state visit to Mongolia, with talks set to cover trade and investment alongside climate change, desertification and environmental protection. EU & Enlargement Politics: Montenegro’s EU affairs minister says Podgorica wants full EU membership “as an equal,” pushing back on ideas of delayed or limited rights for new members. Human Rights Watch: A UK-led UN Human Rights Council core group, including Montenegro, urges Sri Lanka to turn reforms into concrete action, especially on enforced disappearances and victim-centred accountability. Regional Transport Pressure: Hauliers in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with partners from Serbia and Montenegro, plan EU border blockades from 14 September over the 90-day Schengen stay limit for Western Balkan drivers. Marine Ecosystems & Energy: The Energy Community is reviewing projects of interest, including a pumped-storage hydropower expansion at Moglica and grid upgrades involving Montenegro and the region.
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