AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoChina Relations: President Zoran Milanović and Prime Minister Andrej Plenković met Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Zagreb, voicing support for deeper cooperation and stronger trade ties. Tourism: Croatia had the EU’s highest tourism intensity in 2025, with 24.5 overnight stays per resident; only €48 of each €100 tourists spend stays in the domestic economy, highlighting efforts to link tourism more closely with local suppliers. Environment: Zagreb has commissioned groundwater monitoring near the Savica site, where about 33,000 tonnes of hazardous industrial waste lie close to a drinking-water supply area. Public Safety: Police arrested fans over pro-Nazi and antisemitic chants linked to Hajduk Split’s match against Ajax; Croatia’s leaders condemned the chants. EU Enlargement: Croatia is pressing for bilateral conditions to be addressed as Montenegro advances its EU accession bid, drawing scrutiny from Germany and other partners. Island Healthcare: The government is considering incentives to attract doctors to remote communities and expand virtual clinics and emergency services. National Heritage: Croatia marked World Cravat Day, celebrating the garment’s links to Croatian soldiers and its journey into global fashion.
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