AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoWildfire Solidarity: Dubrovnik is donating €150,000 to fire-ravaged Omiš, citing a 35-year debt of friendship after Omiš troops helped defend Dubrovnik in 1991. Heat Records: Croatia’s DHMZ says new heat-wave duration records were set this year at three weather stations, with Rijeka seeing 20 consecutive health-impact days and Split 19, amid drought and a harsh wildfire season. Firefighting Support: Croatia approved sending two Canadair CL-415 aircraft and crews to Bosnia and Herzegovina to help tackle wildfires near landmine-suspected areas. Aviation & Tourism: Split Airport highlighted its “Best of Croatia” duty-free range after a terminal expansion, while a German visitor urged Croatia’s tourism to avoid turning local food into “luxury” just because of high prices. Economy & Wealth: UBS reports Croatia ranks third globally for wealth growth, with average net wealth per adult up 29% from 2020 to 2025. Tech & Business: BrainChip and Croatian deep-tech firm Neuromorphyx announced an AKD1500-based developer board for neuromorphic AI. Sports: UEFA Champions League play-off first legs kick off with Dinamo Zagreb hosting Viking.
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