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.
Government is firmly at the helm, we work diligently in the best interest of our citizens
Prime Minister Andrej Plenković said on Wednesday that despite all the challenges and the turbulent times, the government had shown that it was firmly at the helm and that it had a clear vision of economic recovery, development and a promising future for Croatia.
- 27.10.2021.
Getting vaccinated and acting responsibly is the way out of this crisis
Health Minister Vili Beroš said on Wednesday that 611 days had passed since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic in Croatia, and today's 4,571 new cases of infection with coronavirus was the second highest number in a day.
- 27.10.2021.
Classes to go online next Thursday, Friday
Prime Minister Andrej Plenković said after a meeting of the ruling coalition on Tuesday that on Thursday and Friday next week, November 4 and 5, all schools and classes in the country would go online.
- 26.10.2021.
Public debt-to-GDP ratio projected to fall
Finance Minister Zdravko Marić said on Tuesday that a draft revised budget would be on the government's agenda on Thursday, and that the revision envisaged HRK 1.6 billion to be set aside for the healthcare sector.
- 26.10.2021.
Croatia owes Rudolf Perešin eternal gratitude and respect
Prime Minister Andrej Plenković on Monday received Ljerka Perešin, the widow of the legendary Croatian pilot, Brigadier Rudolf Perešin, on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of his flight with a Yugoslav People's Army (JNA) MiG-21 fighter jet from Bihać to Austria.
- 25.10.2021.
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PM announces three directions of struggle against current pandemic wave
Prime Minister Andrej Plenković said on Monday that the further efforts to contain the current wave of the COVID pandemic would go into three directions: promoting a booster dose, stepping up inspections of application of indoor mask-wearing rule and possibly online teaching for some schools.
- 25.10.2021.