Yesterday, Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic participated in the final conference of the Technology Park Split project. The €22 million project, funded in part by the ITU mechanism, will enable young people to develop innovative ideas and attract investors, strengthening Split's technological scene.
Hrvatski Telekom introduced the 5G network in the new Rijeka Gateway container terminal, improving port operations and becoming a pioneer in the application of the dedicated 5G architecture for industrial applications. The terminal will be one of the most modern in Europe.
The Ministry of Economy and Plinacro signed an agreement on the implementation of a strategic LNG terminal project, including the construction of a gas pipeline to expand capacity and transport gas to Central and Eastern Europe.
Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic participated in the opening of the new Podravka tomato processing plant in Varaždin, emphasizing the importance of investments that bring new jobs and improve the economic standard of employees.
Hrvatski Telekom has published a sustainability report for 2023, highlighting record investments of EUR 361.4 million in digitization, reduction of CO2 emissions and increase in waste recycling. The company continues to set high standards in sustainable development and social responsibility.
The Lifelong Learning Programme for Crafts offers grants for micro, small and medium-sized enterprises. It supports educational programmes with the aim of increasing the competitiveness, productivity and growth of crafts.