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Interior Minister Vlaho Orepic expressed his satisfaction with an agreement reached in Macedonia on Wednesday between the chiefs of police of Austria, Macedonia, Serbia, Slovenia and Croatia according to which refugees would be identified and profiled on the Greek-Macedonia border of Monday

• 04.02.2016.

Finance Minister Zdravko Maric said on Thursday that the European Commission's projection of Croatia's 2016 growth outlook of 2.1% was "a good starting point", and promised that the government would do its best to accelerate that growth.

• 04.02.2016.

The Croatian government on Thursday drew up amendments to the legislation paving the way for the resumption of the work of the two commissions, with one of them having a say in strategic projects and the other in managing companies of strategic importance.

• 04.02.2016.

First Deputy Prime Minister Tomislav Karamarko on Wednesday received the newly-appointed US Ambassador to Croatia, Juliete Valls Noyes, the government press service said in a statement.

• 03.02.2016.

Retail sales in Croatia in December 2015 grew by 4.8% on the year, which is the highest increase of consumption in more than 8 years and the 17th month in a row to see a consumption increase.

• 03.02.2016.

The Croatian Government most strongly dismisses speculation published by the media which cite government sources and insinuate that the migrant wave could take a turn towards the Adriatic. 

• 02.02.2016.

Croatian Prime Minister Tihomir Oreskovic received Bosnia and Herzegovina's state officials and supported the Euro-Atlantic path of the neighbouring country which is expected to submit its application for EU membership on February 15, the Croatian government said in a press release.

• 02.02.2016.

Finance Minister Zdravko Maric on Tuesday said that he would prepare macroeconomic prerequisites over the next two weeks relating to economic growth, inflation and personal consumption, underscoring that there would not be any additional changes to the tax system.

• 02.02.2016.

• 01.02.2016.

Deputy Prime Minister Tomislav Karamarko has said that he believes that a state budget for 2016 will be adopted in mid-March, and he described the Fitch credit rating agency's doubt about the unity of the new Croatian coalition government as "a too general" assessment.

• 31.01.2016.

Prime Minister Tihomir Oreskovic commented a report in which Fitch Ratings affirmed a negative outlook on Croatia's credit rating and assessed that because of Oreskovic's lack of political experience, it was doubtful whether the government could change the outlook.

• 30.01.2016.

Prime Minister attended the celebration of Chinese New Year on Ban Jelacic Square in Zagreb. 

• 30.01.2016.