AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoWomen’s Entrepreneurship in Focus: EU Desk Curaçao and Fundashon SEFBA joined an EmpowHER project meeting in Trieste to build Erasmus+ training modules for women entrepreneurs and youth groups, including “From Idea to Action” and “Funding and Sustainability,” with webinars planned across partner countries that include Montenegro. Digital Rights & Child Safety: A BIRN report warns digital repression and rights violations are worsening across the Western Balkans, with economic fraud and harmful online behavior topping the list, while Türkiye’s First Lady Emine Erdoğan pushed for stronger safeguards for children online, calling for algorithm transparency and independent oversight. Human Rights Network in Montenegro: Kazakhstan, Georgia and Montenegro-based groups announced the NeMolchi Network, an international community to protect women and children survivors of violence, with headquarters in Montenegro. LGBTQ+ Travel Curbs Hit the Region: The Virgin Voyages “Scarlet Lady” was refused entry to Egypt after Turkey blocked its earlier stops, forcing another last-minute itinerary change toward Montenegro. Sports & Culture Spotlight: Montenegro appears in regional volleyball results tied to FIVB Volleyball Empowerment, and FIFA’s World Cup 2026 final halftime show lineup adds Justin Bieber alongside Madonna, Shakira and BTS. Lifestyle Note: Noblewood Group’s Oyster Gin—crafted with Adriatic botanicals—expands internationally, including into the US on-trade.
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