AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCroatian Economy & Industry: Istria is investing over €10.18m in a new high-tech research centre in Pula (METRIS), rebuilding part of the Pula General Hospital “old surgery” site into labs, prototyping and technology-transfer space, with advanced equipment and support for SMEs. Adriatic Fisheries: Croatia is preparing to cut sardine fishing days sharply after stocks hit historically low levels, proposing a drop for purse seiners in zone A from 20 to five days per month until the winter ban. Public Transport in Dubrovnik: Dubrovnik unveiled 12 new fully electric buses (with EU-backed funding) as part of a €10.49m electrification plan to modernize the city’s bus network. Regional Security: Croatia says Serbia is buying weapons that could be used offensively, warning allies to pay closer attention as ties remain tense. Sports (Croatian spotlight): Dominik Livaković’s Barcelona deal is done but delayed by paperwork from Fenerbahce; meanwhile, Luka Sučić scored for Croatia in a fast Real Madrid–Real Sociedad match. Health & Climate: A new EU report warns heat and drought are stressing crops and fodder, with Croatia among the affected areas.
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