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We trust in our citizens' good judgment and we are confident many will get their jabsPrime Minister and HDZ leader Andrej Plenković on Monday called on everyone who had not been vaccinated yet to do so as sufficient amounts of vaccine had been provided and vaccination was the only possible long-term response to the pandemic, and epidemiological measures were ancillary measures. 19.07.2021. | News

Gov't will provide uninsured individuals with jabs free of chargePrime Minister Andrej Plenković said on Friday that Croatia had not yet achieved the target of sufficient number of people being vaccinated and warned of the spread of the Delta variant throughout Europe. 16.07.2021. | News

More new infections in Croatia, we should trust science and medicine to have a good tourist seasonOver the past week, Croatia registered 18% more coronavirus cases than the week before due to gatherings and the tourist season, the national COVID-19 crisis management team told a press conference on Friday. 16.07.2021. | News

Plenković in Bavaria: I see Europe less divided, more united and with more solidarity Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković attended a gathering of the German Christian Social Union (CSU) party in Kloster Seeon, Bavaria on Thursday, praising the political legacy of the outgoing Chancellor Angela Merkel, "a great friend of Croatia". 15.07.2021. | News

We expect to enter Schengen during 2022Prime Minister Andrej Plenković said in parliament on Monday, submitting a report on European Council meetings in the past six months, that he expected Croatia to enter the Schengen Area in 2022. 13.07.2021. | News

Government will continue to support projects promoting heritage and history of MeđimurjePrime Minister Andrej Plenković said on Tuesday that the project for the reconstruction and revitalisation of the Čakovec Old Town and the local museum of intangible heritage had been completed to show the rich heritage as well as provide evidence of the turbulent past. 13.07.2021. | News

Plenković rules out mandatory blanket vaccinationPrime Minister Andrej Plenković said on Tuesday that definitely there would be no compulsory vaccination against COVID-19  and that the government wanted to encourage as many citizens as possible to get vaccinated. 13.07.2021. | News

Plenković: Croatia wants equality for Croats in Bosnia and HerzegovinaCroatia wants talks on the reform of electoral legislation in Bosnia and Herzegovina to end in such a way that will ensure that the Croats have legitimate representation and that they are not put in an unfair position by being outvoted, Prime Minister Andrej Plenković said after bilateral meetings during the Dubrovnik Forum on Saturday. 10.07.2021. | News

Coronavirus crisis tested countires worldwide, it required leadreship and vision going forwardCroatia has managed to preserve its firm financial reputation, while weathering the COVID-19 pandemic and the consequences of the 2020 devastating earthquakes, Prime Minister Andrej Plenković said in his speech at the 14th edition of Dubrovnik Forum on Saturday. 10.07.2021. | News

Plenković: New LNG terminal places Croatia on the global energy mapCroatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković held several bilateral meetings in Sofia on Friday, on the fringes of a Three Seas Initiative summit. 09.07.2021. | News