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Plenković We need to fight COVID-19 together, that is the only way
Prime Minister Plenković said on Thursday that as of Monday, COVID certificates will be required for entry into public and state institutions, recalling the importance of vaccination given today's information that not one of the youngest fatalities aged between 48 and 59, was vaccinated.
- 11.11.2021.
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Economic policy to focus on development
The COVID-19 pandemic has not deterred the government from pursuing the economic policies that will help Croatia to accomplish its strategic goals, Prime Minister Andrej Plenković said in Opatija on Wednesday, announcing the acceleration of the economic recovery.
- 10.11.2021.
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Plenković announces extension of government measure to cap fuel prices
The Croatian government's measure to cap fuel prices will be extended for another month, Prime Minister Andrej Plenković announced on Wednesday, adding that the government can limit fuel prices for a maximum of three months.
- 10.11.2021.
Goverment stood by private sector and workers like never before
Karlovac-based arms manufacturer HS Produkt was presented with the Zlatna Kuna (Golden Marten) Award for the best large company by the Croatian Chamber of Commerce (HGK) at a ceremony on Tuesday evening.
- 09.11.2021.
PM on situation in Armed Forces: Much has been done, more needs to be done
PM Andrej Plenković said on Tuesday the Defence Council meeting on which the government and the Office of the President did not issue a joint statement, over which President Zoran Milanović called out the government, was at times surreal but they agreed that much had been done and more should be done for the army.
- 09.11.2021.
Plenković again appeals to citizens to get vaccinated
Prime Minister Andrej Plenković said on Saturday that all Croatian citizens should get vaccinated against COVID-19 as that would certainly reduce the rate of new infections, the number of hospitalisations and consequently the number of deaths, also advising people to get a booster dose.
- 06.11.2021.
The dynamics of the fourth wave of the pandemic is being determined by the number of unvaccinated people
Prime Minister Andrej Plenković said on Friday after the national COVID response team introduced new anti-epidemic measures, that it was not clear to him why some people did not want to get vaccinated and added that after two years of the pandemic, that was not normal.
- 05.11.2021.
Plenković: Climate change should be one of the most important political topics
Climate change must become the main political topic, Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković said at a UN conference on climate change in Glasgow on Monday.
- 03.11.2021.
Government respects Croatian military and it won't allow it being used for political purposes
Prime Minister Andrej Plenković said on Tuesday President Zoran Milanović's statements about the defence minister were primitive and brutal insults, adding that all problems would be discussed in the National Security Council on 9 November.
- 03.11.2021.
Croatia will reduce CO2 emissions by 45% by 2030, our coal phase-out year is 2033
- 02.11.2021.
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Minimum wage to rise by 10.3% to €500 in 2022
Croatia's minimum wage for 2022 will be HRK 3,750 (€500), rising by 10.3%, and will thus be above 50% of the average net pay for the first time.
- 28.10.2021.
Projected GDP growth for this year at 9%, budget for 2022 at 164,5 billion HRK
The Croatian government has projected growth for this year at 9.0 percent, while budget revenue for 2022 is forecast at HRK 164.5 billion, Prime Minister Andrej Plenković said at a cabinet meeting on Thursday.
- 28.10.2021.