Croatian PM extends condolences to Germany on Bavaria road accident
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic has extended condolences to German Chancellor Angela Merkel following a serious road accident in Bavaria on Monday in which many people were killed.
- 03.07.2017.
Council for Slavonia, Baranja and Srijem holds second meeting
The Government Council for Slavonia, Baranja and Srijem held its second meeting in the eastern town of Pozega on Monday.
- 03.07.2017.
Croatian PM offers condolences to French president on death of Simone Veil
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic on Monday extended his condolences to French President Emmanuel Macron on the death of Simone Veil, the Croatian government said in a press release.
- 03.07.2017.
Plenkovic calls for dialogue with Slovenia
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic said in the eastern town of Pozega on Monday that the outstanding border issues with Slovenia have to be resolved through dialogue and that minor incidents in Savudrija Bay following the decision of the Arbitral Tribunal were "part of the traditional methodology."
- 03.07.2017.
PM comments on four years of Croatia's EU membership
The Peljesac Bridge project will probably be the most concrete, most visible and biggest individual project Croatia will complete by 2020, when it will be able to say what it has done well and where improvement is needed, Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic said in Dubrovnik on Saturday, on the fourth anniversary of Croatia's accession to the EU.
- 01.07.2017.
PM Plenkovic opened Dubrovnik Forum 2017
Croatia's Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic on Saturday opened the 12th Dubrovnik Forum by calling for the integration of the entire Southeast Europe with the European Union, on the occasion of the fourth anniversary of Croatia's accession to the bloc, which he said had brought significant benefits to the country even though its absorption of EU funds could be better.
- 01.07.2017.
PM Plenkovic with Dubrovnik Mayor Mato Frankovic and Dubrovnik-Neretva County head Nikola Dobroslavic
Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic said on Saturday that the government's decision on quotas for foreign workers would have to be changed considering the lack of certain types of workers.
- 01.07.2017.
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Croatian, Slovenian PMs agree on no unilateral steps after arbitration ruling
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic spoke by phone with his Slovenian counterpart Miro Cerar on Thursday about today's ruling by an arbitral tribunal on the two countries' border dispute, agreeing that no unilateral steps would be taken and that they would meet in Ljubljana on July 12.
- 29.06.2017.
PM Plenkovic: Croatia doesn't intend to apply border arbitration ruling
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic said on Thursday the arbitration ruling in the border dispute with Slovenia, presented earlier today, was not binding in any way and that Croatia did not intend to apply its contents, calling on political parties in Croatia to keep a uniform stand and consensus on the representation of Croatian interests internationally.
- 29.06.2017.
Statement of the Government of the Republic of Croatia on the Arbitral Tribunal's award of 29 June 2017
With respect to the arbitral award rendered today in the arbitration process that Croatia withdrew from because of unlawful acts of Slovenia, the Government of the Republic of Croatia states the following:
- 29.06.2017.
Number of unemployed drops for first time below 170,000
The number of unemployed people in Croatia has for the first time dropped below 170,000, but even more encouraging is the fact that at the end of May there were 55,000 more people in work than two years ago, Labour and Pension System Minister Marko Pavic told a press conference on Thursday.
- 29.06.2017.
PM Plenkovic: Croatia to continue protecting national interests after arbitration ruling
There are no obstacles for Croatia to protect its own national interests after the arbitration tribunal delivers its ruling on the border dispute with Slovenia on Thursday, Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic said on Wednesday.
- 28.06.2017.