Croatian PM extends condolences to British PM following London terror attack
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic on Wednesday extended his condolences to Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May following a terrorist attack in London.
- 22.03.2017.
PM Plenkovic: We must not fall into the trap of multi-speed Europe
Croatia should be very careful about the idea of a multi-speed Europe and must not fall into this trap, but needs to keep it open so that the EU would not become an exclusive directory of the five most influential members which will then make decisions for everyone about everything, Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic said on Wednesday at a conference about the future of the European Union.
- 22.03.2017.
PM Plenkovic says important to secure liquidity and quality restructuring plan for Agrokor
PM Plenkovic said that the government was taking the situation in the troubled Agrokor food concern very seriously and responsibly, underscoring that the most important thing was to ensure the company's liquidity and draw up a quality restructuring plan and a plan for sustainable business activities of the concern which employs 60,000 people.
- 22.03.2017.
New passenger terminal of Zagreb's Franjo Tudjman Airport formally opened
A new passenger terminal of Zagreb's Franjo Tudjman Airport was formally opened on Tuesday evening with 500 guests attending, including Croatia's Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic and the French government's Secretary of State for European Affairs, Harlem Desir.
- 21.03.2017.
Prime Minister meets with hoteliers
The government has great understanding for the development of tourism and the hotel industry and will do everything to improve that segment's competitiveness and to extend the positive tourism-investment climate, PM Plenkovic said on Friday.
- 20.03.2017.
PM Plenkovic: Cooperation within ruling coalition is good
PM Andrej Plenkovic said that the cooperation between the Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ), and the Bridge party was good, adding that Deputy Prime Minister and Public Administration Minister Ivan Kovacic (Bridge) had neither offered his resignation nor had it been a topic of any discussions.
- 14.03.2017.
PM Plenkovic: Investors have recognised favourable trends in Croatia
PM Plenkovic said that investors had recognised favourable economic trends and messages of stability and seriousness, which had made it possible for Croatia to obtain favourable loans on the international market and resulted in an improved outlook regarding the country's credit rating.
- 14.03.2017.
PM Plenkovic pleased with Moody's upgrade, gov't to continue to reduce public debt
Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic is pleased that Moody's Investors Service has upgraded Croatia's outlook to stable, the government said on Saturday, adding that the key emphasis of the economic policy would be on further reducing the public debt.
- 11.03.2017.
PM Plenkovic expects consensus on Tusk's re-election
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic on Thursday expressed hope that a consensus would be reached about the re-election of the current European Council President Donald Tusk despite some opposition from his homeland, Poland.
- 10.03.2017.
PM Plenkovic dismisses criticisms about joint press conference with Chief Prosecutor
Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic on Wednesday dismissed criticisms that his joint press conference with Chief Public Prosecutor Dinko Cvitan was unconstitutional, saying that under the Constitution the principle of the separation of powers included cooperation.
- 10.03.2017.
PM Plenkovic says EU leaders have encouraged S-E Europe
European Union leaders have sent a message of encouragement to Southeast European countries and confirmed their European prospects, Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic said in Brussels on Friday.
- 09.03.2017.
PM Plenkovic send message on Int. Women's Day
Croatia's Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic on Wednesday extended his best wishes on the occasion of International Women's Day, observed on 8 March.
- 08.03.2017.