AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 minutes agoWork & Mobility: Canada’s International Experience Canada (IEC) program is expanding repeat work-permit access for early-career applicants from 28 countries, with many eligible for up to two or three participations and permits typically lasting 12–24 months. Culture & Creative Industry: A Parisian cellist, Bruno Ducret, brought Félix Jousserand’s “The Siege of Mosul” to the gardens of the French Embassy in Andorra, blending war poetry, reportage and live performance. Hospitality & Tourism: Accor is running a Europe-and-North-Africa offer for eligible inactive ALL members: 2,500 bonus points (about €50) for stays of at least two nights, with booking due by August 17 and stays running June 25–August 31, 2026. Energy & Decarbonisation: A PHYRENE study says a cross-border renewable hydrogen network linking France, Spain and Andorra could cut CO₂ by up to 86,400 tonnes per year, with coordination flagged as the main hurdle. Local Business & Manufacturing: Damm reported 2025 results and international growth, including Nestea production across Spain, Andorra, Gibraltar and Portugal, alongside capacity expansion in the UK and Africa. Food & Trade: THAIFEX–ANUGA ASIA 2026 in Bangkok closed with record figures—158,243 visitors and THB 136 billion—reinforcing its role as a global food business hub.
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