AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoDigital Infrastructure & Data Sovereignty: Andorra Telecom CEO Jordi Nadal says the country’s digital push is shifting from “where data sits” to who controls it, as standalone 5G, data-centre evolution, eSIM growth (25,000 sold) and Apple Watch cellular connectivity roll out. Wildfire Tech in Practice: Sant Julià de Lòria starts early actions under a 2027–2030 forest plan to cut wildfire risk and boost biodiversity, with drones flagged as a future tool for forest analysis and inventories. AI & Jobs Risk: A World Bank report finds automation exposure is far higher in high-income economies (14.2% of jobs) than in low- and middle-income ones (4.5%), with Andorra listed among the high-income countries in the analysis. Tourism Connectivity: The eSIM push is explicitly aimed at tourists, with plans to add more competitive options like unlimited data. Sports Tech Crossover: The Vuelta a España 2026 route will pass through Andorra after Monaco’s Grand Départ, bringing major international attention to the country’s transit corridor. Community & Safety: Andorra’s tech story also shows up indirectly in public-safety thinking: local resilience efforts increasingly pair planning with smarter monitoring tools.
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