AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoSlovenian Economy: Slovenia’s Q2 GDP grew 5% year-on-year, the fastest pace since early 2022, with domestic spending and investment driving the rebound while exports rose and imports picked up too. Diplomacy Watch: India’s foreign ministry thanked several countries for Independence Day greetings, including Slovenia, as it signals continued push to deepen bilateral ties. Local Government & Regional Cooperation: The Sarajevo Mayors Summit 2026 brought together mayors including Ljubljana’s, with the Sarajevo Declaration adopted on sustainable urban development, peace, dialogue, and regional city projects. EU Politics & Security Context: Italy’s foreign minister Antonio Tajani urged Spain to focus on Morocco amid migration concerns tied to Ceuta, while also pointing to Slovenia’s role in the long-running Schengen suspension. Culture & Media Rules: Eurovision is considering major 2027 voting changes—potentially fully online voting—to curb coordinated campaigns—and next year’s contest is set for Burgas, Bulgaria. Sports (Slovenian angle): Slovenian swimmer Neža Klancar reached the women’s 50m freestyle final at the European Championships.
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