AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAI & Diplomacy: Serbia’s Foreign Minister Marko Đurić wrapped up the inaugural “AIability 2026” conference in Belgrade, saying the country wants to lead in responsible AI through science diplomacy, innovation and annual international cooperation. Sports & Culture: Đurić also opened the final competition of the first Diplomatic Sports Games in Belgrade, pitching diplomatic sport as a tradition ahead of Expo 2027’s “Sport and Culture for All” theme. Belgrade Community Life: The Belgrade Bloomers Garden Club spent hours beautifying Lewis & Clark Park and the library area, planting a pollinator box and supporting spring and autumn care for public green spaces. Arts & Film: Srđan Dragojević’s new international coproduction “International Women’s Day / Osmi mart” begins shooting in August 2026, with Latido Films acquiring the project. Education & Mobility: Serbia and Grenada announced 2026–2027 scholarships for Serbian-language study, with tuition, stipends and accommodation included for eligible students. World Cup Culture: Serbia’s global spotlight continues as fans and media link Balkan identity with football—while local ties and international attention keep flowing around the tournament.
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