Croatian Business Club

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...

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...

Lecture "EU investment opportunities in Serbia" presented by Yngve Engström, Head of Cooperation at the EU Delegation to the Republic of Serbia was held...

The International Networking Cocktail, hosted by eleven international business associations, attracted more than 200 people.

Accelerated reforms, particularly those in the area of improving the business climate, ensure that the opinions of business associations are more important than ever. The increasingly open and constructive dialogue between the government and business leaders, which also resulted in Serbia making continuous progress on the World Bank’s ’Doing Business’ list, compelled us to set aside space in the New Year’s edition of CorD for the comments of presidents of chambers of commerce and organisations, business clubs and associations that bring together members of industry, NGOs and representatives of the local community.

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...

Representatives of member companies of the French-Serbian Chamber of Commerce (CCFS), the Hellenic Business Association (HBA) and the Croatian Business Club (HPK) met at...

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....

Eight chambers of commerce of European countries present in Serbia, with a cocktail reception attended by 250 people

Organized by the Croatian Business Club

Company AGIT 2008, one of the leading firms in the field of general cargo transport services and intermodal units in the region, organised a formal gathering to present its current business plans, visions of the future and new business premises.

Strengthening economic cooperation between Croatia and Serbia contributes to progress in the entire region, and withstands the challenges posed by occasional political disputes. The operations of members of the Croatian Business Club, in which colleagues share their experiences about the challenges of European integration and jointly participate in international programmes and initiatives, is a good example of constructive responses to transient tensions

 

Regionalna saranja i partnerstvo

Special edition: Hrvatska Business Dialogue 2014

Good Relations For Better Times