AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoUNGA Health & Safety Diplomacy: The 81st UN General Assembly opened in New York with leaders expected to focus on wars, artificial intelligence, and UN finances—while Trump again threatened Iran and diplomats watched the Iran-US track. Local Cancer Awareness: Dubrovnik’s Lapad Run returns on Sept. 26, with all registrations sold out in under two days; proceeds support the Dubrovnik Cancer League and the event spotlights breast cancer prevention and early detection. Public Health Outdoors: Dubrovnik-Neretva County reports excellent sea-water quality at 121 of 127 beaches, with no failures—good news for late-September swimmers. Healthcare Infrastructure: A new Trebinje Hospital in eastern Herzegovina opens with 223 beds, MRI/CT, and emergency/intensive care, aiming to modernize regional healthcare delivery. Wellbeing & Recovery: A Budapest wellness founder highlights contrast therapy and nervous-system regulation as demand grows for accessible recovery options. Croatia’s Health Concerns: A new HRejting poll finds Croatians fear corruption and inflation most, with 69% also worried about serious illnesses and 62% concerned about declining public healthcare quality.
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