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Net wages have increased by 32% since start of our first mandatePrime Minister Andrej Plenković said on Wednesday that net wages had risen by 32% since 2016 when he became Prime Minister, increasing from HRK 5,642 to HRK 7,352. 27.04.2022. | News

Plenković presents Šimpraga, Filipović, Piletić as new cabinet membersPrime Minister Andrej Plenković said on Wednesday after a meeting of the parliamentary majority that he would nominate Anja Šimpraga as a new deputy prime minister, Davor Filipović as the new economy minister and Marin Piletić as the new labour minister. 27.04.2022. | News

Plenković: Green transition as backbone of fight against climate changePrime Minister Andrej Plenković gave a talk on climate change at the Faculty of Political Science in Zagreb on Friday, saying that his was the first government to see the green transition as the backbone of more sustainable development and the fight against climate change. 22.04.2022. | News

Croatia confirms its status of attractive bond issuerThe issuance of a euro bond on the international market in the nominal amount of €1.25 billion due in 2032 confirms that Croatia enjoys the status of an attractive issuer whom investors trust, Prime Minister Andrej Plenković said at the start of his cabinet's meeting on Thursday. 14.04.2022. | News

Paladina: Construction of new houses starts by the end of the summerConstruction Minister Ivan Paladina on Thursday presented a plan for stepping up post-earthquake reconstruction, saying the priority is adequate accommodation by the winter for citizens still living in containers. 14.04.2022. | News

Božinović: Croatian police have proven to be reliable partnerMinister of the Interior Davor Božinović said on Thursday that the operation in which a number of people were arrested for smuggling 1.5 tonnes of cocaine did not happen by accident, noting that Croatian police have proven to be a reliable partner to international police organisations. 14.04.2022. | News

US and EU ready to mediate between Croats and BosniaksCroatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković said in Mostar on Tuesday that European and US officials were ready to get involved so that talks would continue on the electoral reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina between Croats and Bosniaks, whose alliance Croatia wanted to renew. 06.04.2022. | News

Plenković appeals to Croat, Bosniak parties to agree on Bosnia electoral reformCroatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković on Tuesday called on Croat and Bosniak parties in Bosnia and Herzegovina to reach an agreement on electoral reform so that all citizens and peoples in the country can be legitimately represented. 05.04.2022. | News

EU still without agreement on taxation of multinationalsCroatian Finance Minister Zdravko Marić said on Tuesday that EU member states had again failed to agree on a minimum taxation of multinational companies and that one or more attempts would be necessary to reach an agreement. 05.04.2022. | News

Malenica: Government will appoint a commissioner to run Split Justice and Public Administration Minister Ivan Malenica said on Tuesday that residents of Split were hostages to Mayor Ivica Puljak, repeating the ministry's position that the government appoints a commissioner to run a city when its mayor and their deputy resign. 05.04.2022. | News