AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoTourism Rules: The government has given about 15,000 unlicensed holiday apartments four more years to operate, extending temporary permits until the end of 2030 while owners work to legalise their properties. Montenegro’s EU Bid: Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos says Montenegro’s accession progress needs the consent of all EU members, including Croatia, and that resolving disputes with Zagreb is essential. Brussels sees a treaty by summer 2027 as realistic. Dubrovnik Fines: A Polish visitor says two €1,500 parking penalties arrived more than a year after his trip, prompting complaints about restricted-zone signs and difficulty contacting the city’s lawyers. Waste Scandal: Croatia’s parliament rejected a no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Andrej Plenković over hazardous waste dumped near Gospić; residents are seeking a cleanup and a ban on waste imports. Futsal Bid: Croatia has applied to host the 2030 UEFA Futsal Championship, proposing Zagreb and Split as venues. Energy and Weather: ACCIONA has begun operating two Croatian wind farms with 16 turbines, while heavy rain and flash floods disrupted roads and ferry services in central Dalmatia.
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