Share This: 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 … Continue reading
Share This: The Statehood Day and the Croatian Armed Forces Day were jointly marked by the Embassy of Croatia in Belgrade.
Share This: Marking the 25th anniversary of diplomatically recognised independence from 1992, Croatian Embassy in Belgrade celebrated it with a concert.
Share This: 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 … Continue reading
Share This: All of the future activities of the Croatian Chamber of Commerce (CCC) will be directed towards creating simpler, easier and more competitive business conditions for our members, and providing assistance in creating new values
Share This: 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. … Continue reading
Share This: 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 … Continue reading
Share This: 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 … Continue reading
Share This: For the fifth consecutive year, Dubrovnik will not be remembered only as the best tourist destination or filming site, but, for four days, it will become the center of the finest debates on the future and the development … Continue reading
Share This: Croatia, the youngest member of the European Union, and probably the last before any considerable enlargement of the Club, has one of the most interesting geographical positions in the world and hence, equally diverse and interesting economy