Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic commented on the latest inflation data, which amount to 1.6 percent for September, which is the lowest level in the last three years. He emphasized that it was important for food prices to become real and that GDP growth was expected at the level of 3.6 percent for 2024.
Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic has opened a new regional school and kindergarten in Dubrovnik, emphasizing the importance of education and reconstruction of infrastructure after the earthquake, thus strengthening Croatia's earthquake safety and improving the education system.
Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic attended the signing of the agreement on the establishment of the National Council for Pensioners and the Elderly, with the aim of improving the pension system and increasing the quality of life of pensioners.
The Ministry of the Interior invites citizens to submit proposals and comments on legislative proposals for the year 2025 via the e-Consultation platform, allowing them to actively participate in shaping Croatian laws and regulations
The summit of Southeast Europe will take place in Dubrovnik this October, where leaders will discuss support for Ukraine, economic recovery, and strengthening international ties in the context of Russian aggression
Split-Dalmatia County is becoming a leader in tourism and infrastructure thanks to cooperation with the government, which has secured billions of euros for the development of key projects, including transport, culture, and education