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MEETING IN DELEGATION OF EUROPEAN UNION

Ambassadors on investment climate in Croatia

Ambassador Paul Vandoren, Head of the Delegation of the European Union to the Republic of Croatia invited Branko Grčić, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Regional Development and EU Funds and Damir Novinić, Director of Agency for Investments and Competitiveness to be guests at a regular meeting of ambassadors of EU members to Croatia. Since topic of this meeting was investments climate, also non-EU ambassadors and representatives of World Bank, UNDP and EBRD were invited to participate.

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ANNIVERSARY

20 years of diplomatic relations between Japan and Croatia

On behalf of 20th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Japan and Croatia H.E. Mr. Masaru Tsuji, ambassador of Japan to Croatia and Mr. Joško Klisović, Deputy Minister of foreign and european affairs exchanged letters from prime ministers and ministers of foreign affairs from Japan and Croatia,March 5.

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ON DEVELOPMENT AND CONSTRUCTION

Cocose:" I believe that potential on Adriatic coast is unlimited "

American investor James Edward Cocose, founder and owner of Partenon Program Management (PPM), arrived in Croatia in 2008 to develop and build mixed-use projects and destination resorts and started his consultancy business. Having weathered the financial crash and the recession; PPM is now in pre-development activities for landmark projects in Dalmatia and Zagreb.

BUSINESS CONFERENCE

Real estates in Croatia after entering EU

The development plans for Croatia in the European Union will be discussed on the 9th Annual International Conference on the Real Estate Market in Croatia that w, organized by Filipović Business Advisory Ltd, and with United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland as partner country. l be held on April 9-10, Hotel Esplanade in Zagreb.

PROINVEST

Government launched roadshow to promote investments

Croatian government prepared a roadshow to promote its measures aimed at encouraging investments and restructuring the economy in five cities: Split, Osijek, Varazdin, Rijeka and Zagreb. Business people, local government authorities and interested citizens will be presented with specific measures being taken by the government, the Croatian Bank for Reconstruction and Development (HBOR), HAMAG Invest and other state agencies to stimulate investment, as well as with possibilities of using EU funds, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Regional Development and EU Funds.