AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPrague Pride: Tens of thousands marched through central Prague for the rainbow parade, starting at Wenceslas Square with a minute of silence for victims of the Berlin Pride attack; organizers kept the theme “Times Are Changing” and tightened security with hundreds of police and an anti-conflict team. International Cooperation: Kansas Governor Laura Kelly and Lt. Gov. David Toland signed a Statement of Mutual Cooperation with the Czech Republic, aiming to expand ties in aerospace, advanced manufacturing, nanotechnologies, and agriculture/biotech. Consular Support in Teplice: Kuwait’s ambassador met Teplice officials to coordinate care and welfare for Kuwaiti citizens in the city, including medical patients and summer tourists. Sports Transfers (Czech links): Nigerian striker Olamilekan Adams left Czech club SK Dynamo České Budějovice for Scotland’s Dunfermline Athletic on a two-year deal; Genk coach Jess Thorup also confirmed winger Yira Sor is set to leave Genk this summer. Culture & Arts: A newly discovered Václav Havel play, “Warning,” will have a New York staged reading on Sept. 26, with a Czech premiere in Prague in October. Tourism & Events: Organizers say more than 70,000 attended Marek Ztracený’s Letná concert, with fireworks cancelled over concerns for nearby residents, dogs, and birds.
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