The development of the transport network in the north of Croatia is gaining momentum with large investments in high-speed roads and railways, ensuring better connectivity and stimulating economic growth.
On October 12, 2024, a summit will be held in Dubrovnik, bringing together the leaders of Southeast Europe with the aim of providing political and military support to Ukraine, with a special emphasis on the reconstruction of infrastructure.
The President of the Republic of Croatia, Zoran Milanovic, visited the Bela Nedeja event in Kastav, which celebrates the more than 600-year-old tradition of young wine and local crafts.
Zoran Milanovic's recent decisions have led to serious political turmoil within Croatia. By refusing to consent to the participation of Croatian officers in NATO's NSATU activity, the president is provoking criticism that could have long-term consequences for Croatia's international position. In the context of growing threats, this issue becomes crucial for the security and stability of the region.
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.