AGP Executive Report
Last update: 19 minutes agoOne Health & Food Security: Ireland’s agriculture minister Martin Heydon used the FAO Global Conference in Rome to push for long-term food security by protecting plant, animal, and ecosystem health, with special focus on properly funding plant health and keeping antimicrobial resistance financing in step with a borderless threat. Work & Travel Mobility: Switzerland named 15 countries eligible for its young professional work permit, letting qualified graduates and apprentices work up to 18 months. Travel Rules for San Marino Citizens: Germany published 2026 airport transit visa exemptions, listing San Marino among residence-permit holders covered for transit without an airport transit visa. EU Border Tech Delays: Nine Schengen countries can pause the EES rollout for the rest of 2026 as facial and fingerprint scan tech issues persist, with queues and missed-flight complaints reported. Culture & Heritage Reading: A feature on medieval London merchants highlights how non-devotional reading—chronicles, practical guides, and public notices—shaped everyday commerce and literacy. Innovation in Patents: EPO’s CodeFest 2026 winners were announced at PATLIB in Warsaw, with San Marino’s state patent office represented among officials.
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