AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoLuxembourg Healthcare: The AMMD says it has lost confidence in government healthcare reforms and ended the doctors’ convention, accusing the CNS and ministry of rigid controls and fee pressure as lawmakers push back. Luxembourg Education & Credentials: Wiltz-based DTMD allegedly issued invalid master’s degrees to hundreds of foreign dentists after lacking authorisation to award academic titles, with legal rules tightened in 2023. Renewables in Luxembourg: Soler marks 25 years of wind growth, with turbines rising from 9 to 77 and output from 12 to ~412 GWh, but warns nature-permit procedures still slow expansion toward 2030 targets. EU Health: A study finds childhood vaccination rates across Europe have stalled since 2019–2022, raising herd-immunity risks; Luxembourg is among the few at 95%+ for all seven vaccines. Drought Watch: Nine countries, including Luxembourg, saw their driest August on record, with satellite-based drought warnings tied to climate change. AI in Regulated Work: Aptus.AI (also operating in Luxembourg) says it moves AI from chat to execution inside compliance workflows for banks, insurance, pharma and energy. Mobility & EVs: European Mobility Week spotlights “Mobility for Everyone,” while new data shows BEVs hit 30.5% of new car registrations across key markets in August. Finance & Tech: India INX GA plans Luxembourg/UCITS-linked tax-smart funds for Indian investors, and WAIFC wrapped a week of meetings in Busan. Global Tech Deals: MISTRAS agreed to be acquired by H.I.G. Capital for $20.35/share; Koryx Copper boosts Zambia ownership to 80% and launches a new drill program.
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