AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAviation Deal: Owners and operators have signed up after an Aruba–San Marino agreement, signaling new momentum for business aviation links. Work & Mobility Rules: Germany says citizens of 12 countries—including San Marino—can get employment residence permits without proving professional qualifications, though the Federal Employment Agency still must approve. Maritime Sanctions: A US-sanctioned San Marino-flagged LPG tanker tied to Iran’s shadow fleet has been scrapped in India, marking a rare recycling exit. Trade & Food Flows: Russian Black Sea wheat loadings are falling sharply as disruption to port infrastructure forces exporters to reroute. Travel Authorisations: Australia and the UK continue rolling out ETA-style entry systems, with Australia highlighting permitted family, holiday and business activities, while the UK lists what ETA holders can’t do (like working). Local Business Angle: Chaussea plans a €100m logistics expansion in Moselle to boost storage and support store growth across Europe.
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