Croatia

The Croatian Embassy in Serbia celebrated the Croatian Statehood Day, in memory of 25 June 1991, when the Croatian Parliament passed a decision on the independence of Croatia. Ambassador H.E. Gordan Bakota stated that his country would remain a strong advocate for the European path of all Western Balkan countries. Read more

The Croatian Embassy in Serbia celebrated the Croatian Statehood Day, in memory of 25 June 1991, when the Croatian Parliament passed a decision on...

Croatian Business Club (HPK) has adopted new goals at the first 2019 General Assembly. Read more

In addition to increasing the number of members and deepening the cooperation among the current members, the goals of the Croatian Business Club in...

In the residence of the Ambassador of Croatia in Belgrade, a reception was held on the occasion of the upcoming Christmas and New Year...

Croatian Business Club headed by its president Marija Radulović hosted end of the year dinner, gathering Club's members to celebrate another successful year. In addition...

What it is crucial is to ensure is the realisation of all rights guaranteed by the existing national and international legal framework for the protection of minorities. Relations with the countries of Southeast Europe and EU enlargement will among the main priorities of Croatia’s presidency of the EU in the first half of 2020, says Ambassador Gordan Bakota

The Croatian Embassy in Serbia has celebrated Croatian Statehood Day and Croatian Armed Forces Day at Belgrade’s Crown Plaza Hotel. Croatian Ambassador H.E. Gordan Bakota...

I think many analysts, and not just foreign ones, rightly warn that the situation could spiral out of control. Instability, and the political ideas that encourage it, is visible in several countries. Personally, I most fear the kind of unravelling that I vividly dub “the relocation of Syria to the Balkans”. However, I hope there will be enough wisdom to avoid any scenario in which the wider region would again experience armed conflict and violence – says former Croatian President Ivo Josipović.

"Serbian products are increasingly finding their place on the Croatian market, and the Serbian Chamber of Commerce remains a great partner to the Croatian Chamber of Commerce"

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has embarked on a two-day visit to Croatia amid continued acrimony between the two neighbors.

Almost thirty members of the Croatian Business Club (CBC/HPK) attended the annual session of the HPK Assembly, held on January 25th at the Belgrade's...

The first cafe in Zagreb that employs deaf waiters opened this week in the Croatian capital Zagreb. Silent Cafe opened its doors this week on...

In order to mark the occasion of the upcoming Christmas and New Year holidays, the Ambassador of the Republic of Croatia to Serbia, H.E....

New Croatian Ambassador to Serbia

The unemployment rate in Serbia has been reduced in the last two years from 17.7% to 15.3% and according to the forecast a further decline is expected by the end of 2017

Specially brewed beer made of chicken and vegetables and ice cream made from bananas, peanuts, yoghurt and soy milk are top items on the menu in Croatia's only beach bar for dogs.