AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoBorder & Trade: Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina signed a new border crossings agreement in Sarajevo, expanding the top-category crossings from 2 to 5 (with 6 during a transition) and increasing international road crossings for passengers and freight from 14 to 17, with traffic temporarily continuing over the new bridge in Gradiška. Postal & Customs: Hrvatska pošta resumed sending goods to the USA under a new pre-payment setup after the US removed the “de minimis” exemption; customers now pay duties and taxes in advance via the ZONOS app before parcels are accepted. Tourism Momentum: Dubrovnik logged over 1 million overnight stays in the first five months of 2026 (up 2% year-on-year), with May arrivals and overnights also rising. World Cup Build-Up: Croatia’s national team is using Alexandria as its World Cup base camp, with training at a local school and community watch parties planned. Local Culture: A memorial bench for singer Massimo was unveiled beside Pula Arena on his birth date.
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