AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWorld Cup Visa Drama: Iran says its squad still lacks US visas and won’t compete on “equal terms,” after training moved to Tijuana; Tehran’s envoy to Mexico blamed the US for not following through, with matches set in Los Angeles and Seattle including a Belgium clash. Belgium Football Watch: Belgium’s World Cup group-stage opponents are sharpening up—Egypt beat Russia 1-0 in a final warm-up ahead of their June 15 opener vs Belgium in Seattle. World Cup Group C Preview: Morocco head to North America with higher expectations after a 2022 breakthrough, landing in Group C with Brazil, Scotland and Haiti. Brussels Business & Telecom: Proximus agreed to buy Eurofiber’s 50.01% stake in Unifiber for €75m, boosting its fibre-to-the-home footprint in Wallonia and consolidating the JV. Belgian Defence Industry: Belgium inaugurates an F-35 tail unit production line at Sonaca, underlining continued aerospace manufacturing investment. Local Safety: A Belgian train-school bus crash killed four, including two children, prompting international condolences.
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