AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoBrussels Heritage Days: Brussels kicked off its 38th Heritage Days with a record 270+ activities across all 19 municipalities under the theme “Our Landscape, Our Legacy,” with standout openings including Brussels City Hall, the Brussels City Museum, the Sewer Museum and Coudenberg Palace. Nature & Biodiversity: The city also launched “Renature Time,” a month-long programme running 19 September to 18 October with 100+ free events—walks, workshops, cycling and family activities—linking Brussels’ green spaces to its cultural heritage. Rif Movement: In Brussels, the Riffian National Party held a peaceful march demanding Riffian self-determination and freedom, calling for the expulsion of the Moroccan occupation from the Rif region. EU Travel Rules: Nine Schengen countries, including Belgium, can pause the EES rollout for the rest of 2026 due to operational issues with passport scanning. Belgian Court/Assets: A Belgian court ruling put frozen Russian assets under fresh legal scrutiny in Brussels.
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