AGP Executive Report
Last update: 31 minutes agoSrebrenica Remembrance: Bosnia marked the 31st anniversary of the genocide at Potocari with a religious ceremony and a collective funeral for 10 newly identified victims, raising the Potocari total to 6,782; thousands retraced the “Death March” route and mourners also reported disturbing songs calling for genocide heard from a raft near Lake Zvornik. Art & Memory: Artist Aida Šehović’s nomadic monument “Što te nema” — made of thousands of coffee cups bearing victims’ names — continues to travel the world as a living memorial. Film Industry (Region): Cinehill Film Festival picked Montenegro as partner country for its July 21–26 edition, while Pula Pro expanded its script-development and workshop slate, including a new Authors’ Room for stage-to-screen projects. Bosnia in the Spotlight (Sport): FIFA’s World Cup controversies keep spilling into global headlines, including renewed scrutiny of disciplinary decisions tied to the USA’s Balogun red-card saga that involved Bosnia and Herzegovina. Culture & Travel: “Camino Dubrovnik” launches as a long-distance walking route linking Dubrovnik to Međugorje in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with seven stages for different fitness levels.
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