AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSerbia Growth Outlook: The European Commission says Serbia’s economy will grow 2.8% in 2026 and 3.9% in 2027, driven by public investment tied to EXPO 27, plus rising wages and pensions—while warning the fiscal deficit may temporarily hit 3.2% and public debt could edge up to 45% of GDP. Transport Pressure: Carriers from Serbia, BiH and Montenegro warn that stricter EU driver rules (including Schengen 90/180 and the Entry/Exit System) are already slowing cross-border freight, raising costs, and worsening a long-running driver shortage. EU Money for Reforms: The Commission released €49m to Albania, €44.2m to Montenegro and €65.7m to North Macedonia under the Reforms and Growth plan, with Bosnia still blocked over a missing agreement. Energy Transition: A regional focus on grid upgrades and gas interconnections continues, while BEF 2026 highlights how CBAM and financing instability are reshaping renewables and decarbonisation plans across the Western Balkans.
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