AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCroatia–China: Prime Minister Andrej Plenković met Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Zagreb, calling for deeper cooperation in trade, tourism and renewable energy. A new solar farm in Korlat also highlights expanding energy ties. Foreign Relations: Croatia and Cambodia agreed to share mine-clearance expertise and technology; Croatia says it completed its own clearance obligations after removing about 107,000 mines. Croatia has also opened an honorary consulate in Bishkek to promote trade and investment with Kyrgyzstan. At Home: Croatia’s food security is under scrutiny as declining farm output, labour shortages and reliance on imports leave the country exposed to supply disruptions. The Sveti Ilija Tunnel is closed for repairs until Dec. 21, with drivers diverted via Šestanovac and Dubci. EU Enlargement: Zagreb is pressing for conditions on Montenegro’s EU accession, including unresolved bilateral issues. Football: Croatian leaders condemned pro-Nazi and antisemitic chants linked to Hajduk Split supporters; police made arrests after the club’s match against Ajax.
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