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Gov't increases minimum wageThe Croatian government on Thursday adopted a regulation increasing the minimum wage by 5% or a gross amount of HRK 163 (net amount of HRK 131) so in 2018 the minimum wage will amount to 42.9% of the average wage. 07.12.2017. | News

PM announces amendments and budgetary funds for maritime sectorPrime Minister Andrej Plenkovic told a conference on maritime and inland navigation on Wednesday that a law on port authorities, maritime domain and seaports and amendments to the Maritime Code were underway, adding that this, along with HRK 850 million should promote the maritime sector and navigation security. 06.12.2017. | News

PM Plenkovic and local authorities discuss projects in Rijeka areaPrime Minister of the Republic of Croatia Andrej Plenković opened today in Opatija a conference on maritime and inland navigation. Along with the Prime Minister, there were Minister of Sea, Transport and Infrastructure Oleg Butković and Minister of Tourism Gari Cappelli. 06.12.2017. | News

PM Plenkovic visits Dubrovnik on Veterans DayPrime Minister Andrej Plenkovic visited Dubrovnik on Tuesday to mark the Dubrovnik Veterans Day, and on that occasion laid a wreath and lit a candle at the cross on Srdj hill above the city in memory of defenders killed in the Homeland War and later met with veterans associations. 05.12.2017. | News

PM Plenkovic in Mostar: Croatia is a partner and friend of Bosnia and HerzegovinaCroatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic said on Tuesday it was not possible for former Bosniak prisoners of war to sue Croatia and be compensated for being held in Bosnian Croat-run detention centres, expressing regret for all victims of the 1992-1995 war in Bosnia and Herzegovina. 05.12.2017. | News

PM Plenkovic: Gov't will continue with the reforms important for the growth of the economyCroatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic has said that 2017 has been one of the most challenging years since Croatia gained independence and also an eventful year with many unexpected developments, adding that his cabinet is committed to the implementation of reforms having in mind the fact that reducing macroeconomic imbalances is key to further economic growth. 05.12.2017. | News

Plenkovic says Croatia stands by Bosnia, Bosnian CroatsCroatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic said in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), on Monday that Croatia would support BiH and do everything so that Croats in that country were equal to Bosniaks and Serbs. 04.12.2017. | News

PM Plenkovic says gov't will consider raising minimum wagePrime Minister Andrej Plenkovic said on Saturday that next week the government would discuss a package of measures to raise minimum wage. 03.12.2017. | News

Croatian PM to travel to Mostar next week to calm Bosnian Croats following ICTY verdictCroatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic said on Friday evening he would travel to Mostar next week in order to calm Bosnian Croats worried by possible consequences of the ICTY guilty verdict against their former military and political leaders. 02.12.2017. | News

Gov't adopts score of decisions conducive to development of Osijek and east CroatiaThe cabinet led by Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic on Friday passed several decisions that will contribute to the development of the biggest eastern city of Osijek and Osijek-Baranja County, and he said that the decisions were actually a message about the synergy of the work of the government and local authorities in cities and in counties. 01.12.2017. | News