AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWar & Memory: Ratko Mladić, convicted for the Srebrenica genocide, has died in The Hague at 84, and Serbia says it will organise his transport to Belgrade and a funeral with state honours if his family chooses. Travel Safety: Nepal–China flash floods and landslides have killed hundreds and left more than 1,400 missing, including tourists and foreign workers from 30+ countries; Nepal’s tourism board says hundreds of tourists are still “out of communication.” Serbia Travel & Transport: Belgrade Airport surpassed one million monthly passengers in July, a boost for regional connectivity. Energy & Logistics: The US extended a licence for sanctioned NIS, keeping Serbia’s Pančevo refinery running while ownership talks with MOL continue. Sports Tourism: Trabzonspor’s Conference League draw includes visits to Red Star Belgrade, with the full fixture list expected soon.
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