AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoNational Farewell: Around 33,000 people gathered at Split’s Poljud Stadium to honour singer Mišo Kovač, who died aged 85. Croatia declared a national day of mourning, and he is due to be buried in Zagreb. Croatia–Armenia Ties: Prime Ministers Andrej Plenković and Nikol Pashinyan met in Brussels, discussing closer trade and economic links and cooperation with the EU. Zagreb Stadium: Architects behind the new Maksimir design outlined plans for a hotel, covered stands and wind protection as debate over the project continues. Public Spending: Dubrovnik Airport faces a €22 million EU repayment over procurement irregularities. Economy: Croatia recorded one of Europe’s largest increases in tax revenue, while a separate report says births have risen but a longer-term demographic trend persists. Culture and Climate: White truffle harvests in Croatia fell by about 30% amid drought and unusual heat, pushing prices higher.
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