Croatia remains strongly committed to decarbonizing its energy system and intensifying green transition
Over the past year, catastrophic floods in Spain and Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as in Southern Croatia, have shown the devastating impact of rising temperatures. The Mediterranean, one of the most vulnerable regions, calls for urgent action, warned Prime Minister Plenković in his COP 29 address. He welcomed the establishment of a dedicated Mediterranean portfolio in the upcoming European Commission, led by Croatian Commissioner, Dubravka Šuica. This initiative will strengthen EU coordination in the region, particularly in addressing climate change and its impacts. “We must act now to protect our people, economies, and natural habitats. Croatia stands committed to a global vision of a sustainable, resilient future”, emphasized the Prime Minister.
13.11.2024.
Croatia is committed to fostering peace, advancing sustainable development and upholding human rights "Croatia’s story is one of transformation—from a nation rebuilding after war to a committed partner within the global community. Our journey reflects the power of collaboration, vision, and perseverance. As we look ahead, Croatia is ready to continue contributing to a world where peace, justice, human rights and sustainable development are attainable for all. Together, through multilateralism, we can overcome today’s challenges and build a future where every country, every citizen, can thrive. Let us move forward with renewed purpose, ensuring that the foundations we build today will support a prosperous and peaceful tomorrow", said Prime Minister Plenković in his address to the United Nations General Assembly. 27.09.2024.
Dubrovnik Declaration summarizes the strong political will of the countries of this part of Europe to help UkrainePrime Minister Andrej Plenković and President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky held a joint press conference as part of the Ukraine - Southeastern Europe Summit in Dubrovnik. On that occasion, Plenković expressed his satisfaction that Croatia was the host of this event, repeating that Croatian support for Ukraine will be strong and steady in the future as well, and the joint declaration, which was accepted today, the Prime Minister said, summarizes the strong political will of the countries of this part of Europe. 09.10.2024.
