AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMontenegro’s EU push: Germany’s foreign minister said Montenegro’s EU bid is being “heard in Brussels,” praising “remarkable progress” after attending the Berlin Process in Budva. Adriatic-Ionian rail plan: A new initiative signed in Zagreb aims to build an Adriatic-Ionian railway corridor linking Italy, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Albania and Greece—boosting passenger and freight links via Adriatic ports like Kotor and Bar. Nations League focus: Montenegro starts as the favourite for Friday’s match against Latvia after maximum points from early games, while previews also highlight Montenegro’s strong form after beating Armenia 3-2. Travel access update: Japan added Montenegro to its ePassport entry list (from Sept 1, 2025), joining other countries eligible for visa-free ePassport arrivals. Security and travel impact: An Iranian national accused in a major hacking case was extradited from Montenegro to the US, a reminder that Montenegro remains in the spotlight for international investigations.
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