AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoDiplomacy & Culture Ties: Serbia marked Serbian Diplomacy Day with a message of peace, dialogue and independence, while Foreign Minister Marko Đurić stressed shared values with Slovakia and Serbia’s EU path. International Partnerships: Nevena Jovanović met Morocco’s new ambassador, highlighting cooperation in economy, science, culture, tourism and education; Serbia and the UAE also moved to deepen ties, including renewable energy and family/child protection. Belgrade Theatre Youth Arts: Coventry and Warwickshire kids (9–16) are invited to open auditions for Belgrade Theatre’s panto “Beauty and the Beast” on June 21, with no prior experience needed. Media Freedom Watch: The European Federation of Journalists warned that the sale of Adria News Network outlets to Alpac Capital could threaten editorial independence and media pluralism across the region. Heritage & Memory: White Armband Day in Prijedor marked the 1992–95 killings of more than 3,000 residents, including 102 children, with a focus on remembrance and warning against discrimination. Tech & Rights Concerns: Serbia’s facial recognition expansion continues amid legality worries, as new systems promise real-time identification and cross-camera tracking. Sports & Youth Inspiration: Tennis buzz continues around Iva Jović’s rise and Serbia’s growing sports spotlight, while Belgrade’s cultural calendar stays active with upcoming events.
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