AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 minutes agoAutonomous Mobility in Zagreb’s Orbit: Uber has launched public autonomous taxi rides in London using fewer than 20 all-electric Ford Mustang Mach-E vehicles with Wayve tech, with a licensed safety driver inside; it’s the second European city after Zagreb, where Uber started autonomous rides in August. Croatian Defense Push: Hanwha Aerospace is set to sign Croatia’s first export deal for the Chunmoo multiple rocket launcher—18 launchers and guided rockets worth about €435.2m—with deliveries starting in 2028 over two years. AI Cooperation: Nine Central and Eastern European countries, including Croatia, agreed in Prague to deepen AI coordination, connect computing capacity, and align European AI policy through the Prague AI Declaration. Zagreb Local Governance: Varaždin will ban alcohol sales in shops and kiosks after 22:00 (until 07:00) and fine people for drinking alcohol in public outside bar/restaurant/café premises. Tourism & Travel: Dubrovnik’s airport hit a new August record with 566,259 passengers, while Air Canada announced a new seasonal Montreal–Dubrovnik direct route starting May 11, 2027. Business Pulse: Croatia’s fiscalised receipts rose 17% in August, with accommodation and food services among the strongest performers.
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