AGP Executive Report
Last update: 30 minutes agoWildfire Crisis in Croatia: A fast-moving blaze near Omiš has been described by residents as “like being in hell,” with flames reaching villages in about 45 minutes, homes and countryside destroyed, and at least one death reported alongside dozens injured and around 1,200 people evacuated. Tourism & Travel Impact: Croatia’s airports saw stronger passenger numbers in the first half of 2026 (about 5.5 million, up ~3%), with Zagreb and Dubrovnik benefiting from expanded international connections and longer flying seasons. Housing Support in Dubrovnik: The City of Dubrovnik boosted its 30x45 housing grants to €45,000 for eligible young families, aiming to ease pressure on the property ladder. Croatian Economy Exports: Mate Rimac says top Croatian export products include luxury cars and battery/propulsion systems, highlighting Rimac-linked firms among the biggest exporters. Croatia Abroad Education: The University of Chile launched an international course on the Croatian language and culture, with over 50 students attending the first edition. Foreign Policy Tensions: Croatia’s foreign minister pushed back on Bosnia and Herzegovina politicians over the proposed Croatian electoral unit, asking “Why the hysteria?”
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