Sitemap

Croatian Business Club adopts new goals at the first 2019 General Assembly

CorD Recommends

Serbia, Slovenia, and Hungary Merge Power Exchanges in Energy Pact

In a significant move to streamline and...

Over Two Thousand Seek Employment in Serbia Through Open Balkan Scheme

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić reported that, via...

Serbia-France Innovation Forum Begins: Innovate for the Planet! Play Green!

At the Serbia-France Innovation Forum titled 'Innovate...

Economic Partnership Flourishes at Banja Luka Expo

At the heart of regional economic dialogue,...

Galenika Strengthens Market Position with New Strategic Partnerships

Galenika has significantly expanded its presence in the pharmaceutical sector by securing an exclusive distribution agreement with Cantabria Labs,...

HDZ Claims Victory in Croatian Elections but Lacks Majority

The Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ), the country's ruling party, emerged as the winner in Wednesday's parliamentary elections. Despite their...

Milšped Group Launches Direct Rail Line Between China and Serbia

Milšped Group, a leader in regional transportation and logistics, has announced a new partnership with Shijiazhuang International Land Port...

Miroslav Lajčak Appointed New EU Ambassador to Switzerland

Miroslav Lajčak, formerly the Special Representative for the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue, has been appointed as the new EU Ambassador to...

French Embassy and Institute in Serbia Launch ‘Rhythm of French Culture’ Event Series

The French Embassy and the French Institute in Serbia are organising an event called Rhythm of French Culture. This year,...

In addition to increasing the number of members and deepening the cooperation among the current members, the goals of the Croatian Business Club in 2019 will be to strengthen collaboration through joint activities with the Croatian Chamber of Commerce representatives in the Embassy of the Republic of Croatia in Serbia, as well as establishing cooperation with the scientific-professional community.

These goals, as well as a report on activities in 2018, were adopted at the Assembly of the Croatian Business Club held in mid-March in Belgrade, in the presence of the Croatian Ambassador H.E. Gordan Bakota.

Expansion of collaboration with foreign chambers and business associations, participation in conferences on international cooperation, Club’s gatherings aimed at attracting new members were some of the main activities planned for 2019. 

President of the Croatian Business Club Marija Radulović announced that in cooperation with the Croatian Chamber of Commerce Representative Office in Belgrade and the Embassy of the Republic of Croatia, the issue of relevance to member firms’ activities in front of state institutions and bodies will continue.

Related Articles

HDZ Claims Victory in Croatian Elections but Lacks Majority

The Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ), the country's ruling party, emerged as the winner in Wednesday's parliamentary elections. Despite their victory, preliminary results indicate that...

Serbia’s Zlatibor and Croatia’s Labin Unite in Tourism Pact

In a step to strengthen international ties within the tourism industry, Zlatibor from Serbia and Labin from Croatia have come together to sign a...

Croatia Tops Affordability Chart for EU Arable Land

The European Union's 2022 data unveils a captivating snapshot of arable land prices, with Croatia emerging as the beacon of affordability for potential landowners.  In...

Croatia Tops EU List for Online Holiday Accommodation Bookings

During the third quarter of 2023, a notable 309.4 million tourist nights were recorded in short-term accommodation units across the European Union.  These bookings, made...

2023 Trade Update: BiH Faces €6.58 Billion Deficit, Major Imports from Croatia

In the past year, Bosnia and Herzegovina experienced a significant trade deficit of approximately €6.58 billion, according to the Indirect Taxation Authority. The country's...

Half of Croatian Workers Earn Over a Thousand Euros

Every second employed individual in Croatia earns over a thousand euros, with the median salary for September standing at 1,004 euros, according to Zagreb's...

CORE Days: Regional Economies Surge by 10% Over Past Three Years

Over the past three years, regional economies have seen a surge of approximately 10% in growth, in stark contrast to the EU's modest 3%...

Celebratory Stamps Launched Marking 115 Years of Diplomatic Relations between Serbia and Egypt

A special series of commemorative stamps, crafted by the Serbian Postal Service in honour of the 115th anniversary of diplomatic ties between Serbia and...