On the occasion of the Day of the Fall of Bastille in the garden of the Embassy of France in Kalemegdan, the editorial staff of the magazine “Diplomacy & Commerce” staged a photo shooting of the Croatian Ambassador H. E. … Continue reading
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Croatian Statehood Day
CookUp – a cooking revolution starts from Croatia
· The first ICO (Initial Coin Offering) related to cooking is held in Croatia, and will allow anyone who likes cooking to offer their services on the market · Transactions within the CookUp will be performed by exchanging CHEF Tokens … Continue reading
SOUL OVERFLOWING WITH DANCE: My career is proof that I have made right decisions
Sonja Lapatanov I met the charismatic Dinko Bogdanić in Dubrovnik back in 1970. That year, Maurice Bejart’s The 20th Century Ballet had a guest appearance at the Dubrovnik Summer Festival with ‘Romeo and Juliet’. Due to a series of lucky … Continue reading
Catholic Slavism: The Easternmost Point of the European West.. in the South
Text: Žikica Milošević Pan-Slavism has drowned itself in its own problem, namely there isn’t a group of European nations that is so sharply divided like the Slavs. The Romans are all Catholics apart from the Romanians, Moldavians and a small … Continue reading
The Land of Fairy Tales: From Romans to Germans
Text: Žikica Milošević When everything fails, call tourism for help. Of course, this is a mantra for countries that don’t have perfectly stable revenue sources like Greece or Turkey. Even Dubai or Qatar have nothing against making a buck for … Continue reading
Stable cruising, despite storms: One of top 10 most stable economies in world
Text: Žikica Milošević If you think that this information is just a typical spin of the Croatian government, which is something that has been rampant lately everywhere, than you are sorely mistaken. It is the eminent Bloomberg that has ranked … Continue reading
The Music that Wins: The Centre of the Regional Scene
Text: Žikica Milošević Just like any nation that has strong national folklore and identity, while, at the same time, gravitating towards the West, Croatia is placed somewhere in-between worlds, with a deep footing in pop-rock culture and partially in folklore … Continue reading
Necessary, not only desirable – There is no economy without neighbours
Text: Žikica Milošević Croatia has a bigger and more competitive economy than Serbia and stronger institutions thanks to its accession to the European Union, but Serbia has a bigger potential for the simple reason that this potential is yet untapped. … Continue reading
H.E. GORDAN BAKOTA, Croatian Ambassador to Serbia: WE NEED A REALISTIC APPROACH AND GOODWILL ON BOTH SIDES
While past issues make our bilateral relations delicate, I believe that at this moment we should focus our energy on current and future aspects of our cooperation. This is especially important in light of the fact that Croatia is a … Continue reading
Diplomacy&Commerce Launched in Croatia!
Diplomacy&Commerce Croatia debuts on Monday!
Australian Farewell Party
Australian Ambassador H E Julia Feeney and her husband Mr Anthony Feeney organised a farewell party in Australian residence in Belgrade for two great friends ending their terms as ambassadors in Belgrade, H E Philip Pinnington of Canada and H … Continue reading
Croatian Statehood Day Celebrated
Croatia – 25 years of diplomatic independence
Marko Čadež, President of the Serbian Chamber of Commerce and Industry: I Expect A New Wave Of Investments
There is enough room to increase economic cooperation in almost all areas in which Serbia and Croatia cooperate. I am confident that there will be a new wave of good Croatian investments in Serbia and vice versa, as well as … Continue reading
Luka Burilović, President of the Croatian Chamber of Commerce, Contemporary Chamber For New Economic Challenges
Spirit of Croatia – All different, all for one: Out of many regions, one spirit
Not many countries in the world emerged as a merger of two eponymous countries from the Early Middle Ages, but Croatia did. At least we were told so: there were Pannonian Croatia (of Sava Croatia), and Maritime Croatia. Two types … Continue reading
Gari Cappelli, Croatian Tourism Minister: We Are Yet To Break Records
Last year, Croatia generated about 9,5 billion EUR in tourism revenue. Apart from now traditional guests from the EU countries, we have been getting more and more tourists from remote parts of the world which are attracted not only to … Continue reading
The country of Four Europes: The crossroad of inluences, rich tradition
Croatia is, like few others, at the very crossroads. Not at any crossroads, but at “the” crossroads. A Darko Rundek, famous Croatian singer once said, “Life on the frontier is dangerous and tough…” and to be the border nation of … Continue reading