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Croatian PM to visit Australia, New Zealand in March 26.02.2014. | News | Press releases

Croatian PM speaks at EBRD investment forum in LondonCroatian Prime Minister Zoran Milanovic and the prime ministers of six other Western Balkan countries - Vjekoslav Bevanda (Bosnia and Herzegovina), Edi Rama (Albania), Hashim Thaci (Kosovo), Nikola Gruevski (Macedonia), Milo Djukanovic (Montenegro) and Ivica Dacic (Serbia) - met at an investment forum of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) in London on Monday and presented the advantages of their countries and the region as a whole for investment, focusing on the transport sector and energy.

24.02.2014. | News

Govt. changes rules on cars for officials after public uproarThe Croatian government on Thursday amended the regulation on terms and conditions for the use of executive cars for official purposes under which cabinet ministers are entitled to use middle-class executive cars while deputy prime ministers are eligible to use upper middle-class ones.

20.02.2014. | News

Gov't to cut state officials' pays, not pensionsCroatian Prime Minister Zoran Milanovic said on Thursday the government would reduce state officials' pay, including those of his cabinet ministers, through a budget revision, adding however that pensions would not be cut.
  20.02.2014. | News

PM apologises for wrong figures about purchase of government vehiclesPrime Minister Zoran Milanovic held a news conference on Tuesday to apologise for giving wrong figures about the purchase of vehicles for the government departments, the figures that were considerably higher than the actual prices.

18.02.2014. | News

PM says considering cutting wages to state officialsPrime Minister Zoran Milanovic said on Tuesday the government was seriously considering reducing salaries of state officials by between 5 and 10%, as part of a budget revision and the Excessive Deficit Procedure.

18.02.2014. | News

PM: New cars have been bought and deal must be honouredThe purchase of new vehicles is done, we are a law-based state and what has been signed must be respected, Prime Minister Zoran Milanovic said on Monday but admitted that the cars the government had purchased were too expensive after all.

17.02.2014. | News

PM visits flooded areaPrime Minister Zoran Milanovic on Sunday visited the flooded area of Sisak-Moslavina County, telling reporters the news was not good, that the population might even be evacuated, and that it was necessary to find a better model of flood protection .

16.02.2014. | News

Government donates building plot for university campusThe Croatian government on Thursday adopted a decision to donate a plot for the construction of a Zagreb University campus in Borongaj, east Zagreb.

13.02.2014. | News