Croatia open to further investment by German companies
Germany is Croatia's key trade partner and Croatia is open to further investment by German companies, Prime Minister Andrej Plenković said on Tuesday after meeting with a delegation of the German Eastern Business Association.
- 29.03.2022.
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Minister expects fuel prices to go down as of next week
Economy and Sustainable Development Minister Tomislav Ćorić said on Tuesday that fuel prices could go down next week again, and that in case they escalated significantly for a longer period of time, the government could again resort to reducing excise taxes.
- 29.03.2022.
Croatia and Slovenia relations in a good place, focus on stronger energy cooperation
Croatia and Slovenia will boost their energy cooperation by developing the gas pipeline network, and Zagreb will support Slovenia if it decides to expand the Krško nuclear power plant, the prime ministers, Andrej Plenković of Croatia and Janez Janša of Slovenia said in Zagreb on Monday.
- 28.03.2022.
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Plenković calls for electoral reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina, wants just outcome for all
Prime Minister Andrej Plenković on Monday commented on the unsuccessful talks on the electoral reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina and again called on seeking a solution so that the elections scheduled for October could be held, stressing that Croatia wanted a just outcome for all three peoples.
- 22.03.2022.
GSV fully backs government efforts in providing care for Ukrainian refugees
The Economic and Social Council (GSV) fully supports government efforts concerning the reception, accommodation and inclusion of Ukrainian refugees in the Croatian society, Interior Minister Davor Božinović said on Monday.
- 21.03.2022.
Official Croatian-Ukrainian web portal active
Since the start of the war in Ukraine, over 8,300 refugees have arrived in Croatia, and Interior Minister Davor Božinović said on Sunday that Europe was braced for the growing pressure on three fronts: energy security, defence costs and accommodation of refugees.
- 20.03.2022.
Investigation should establish all the circumstances, we continue cooperation with our partners
Prime Minister Andrej Plenković said on Tuesday it was now known that a drone which crashed in Zagreb last Thursday was armed, refuting today's statement by NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg.
- 15.03.2022.
Ćorić: New govt directive abolishing fuel mixing mandate
The government will adopt a directive on Thursday to buffer the fuel price hike by doing away with the obligation for distributors to mix biofuel with diesel and petrol until the end of the year, Minister of Economy and Sustainable Development Tomislav Ćorić said on Tuesday.
- 15.03.2022.
This kind of incident cannot happen again, closer cooperation is needed
Prime Minister Andrej Plenković visited the site of the crash of a Soviet-era unmanned aerial vehicle in the Jarun area of southeast Zagreb on Saturday morning.
- 12.03.2022.
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PM informs EU leaders of military drone crash in Zagreb
At the start of the final day of the European Union summit in Versailles on Friday, Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković informed the participants about last night's fall of an unmanned aerial vehicle in Zagreb.
- 11.03.2022.
Banožić: Homeland security system didn't fail
Reporting on the crash of a military-type drone in Zagreb, Defence Minister Mario Banožić said on Friday that the incident was not a threat to Croatia and that the homeland security system did not fail.
- 11.03.2022.
Plenković on drone crash: we are investigating and looking to establish facts
The unmanned aerial vehicle that crashed in the Jarun area of southwest Zagreb late on Thursday is of military design and Russian-made, but it is not known whether it was possessed by the Russian or Ukrainian military, Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković told reporters in Paris on Friday.
- 11.03.2022.