AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoEnergy & Water: The Upper Horizons hydropower scheme is drawing renewed concern over possible damage to the Neretva basin across Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia. Critics say Dabar’s permits rely on a 2012 impact study, while cross-border complaints are pending. Poultry: Egg exports rose 23% in value to 15.16 million KM in the first eight months of 2026, creating a surplus of more than 4 million KM. Producers say access to the EU market for Class A table eggs could unlock further growth. Dairy: Bosnia and Herzegovina exported more milk and dairy products by volume than it imported in 2025, but still ran a 108 million KM trade deficit as imports fetched much higher prices. Business Support: Sarajevo Canton allocated one million KM to help businesses replace solid-fuel heating. Utilities: Improved hydrological conditions have allowed Sarajevo’s water utility to end overnight supply cuts and restore regular service across most areas; Mošćanica-fed settlements remain under emergency measures. Tax Compliance: FBiH inspectors found 58 undeclared workers during 240 checks and issued fines totaling nearly 376,000 KM.
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