AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCroatian Rail Upgrade: Croatia has put its first domestically built electro-diesel bimodal train into service on the Zagreb–Split line, replacing older tilting trains on the 429-km corridor—though the journey still suffers from slow infrastructure, not just rolling stock. New Consumer Rules: A new Croatian price comparison system arrives next month, requiring traders and service providers to show an “anchor price” set at 10 September 2026, alongside current shelf/menu prices. Local Business Milestone: Zvijezda marks 110 years in business, celebrating its long-running dominance in Croatia’s edible oil and mayonnaise market. Zagreb Tech & Media: United Group rolls out its AI-driven EON 3.0 platform across Southeast Europe, with Croatia set for rollout in the coming months. Sports & Community: Dubrovnik hosts the Women’s Bank Walk for its 12th year on Sunday, raising funds for women’s education and economic independence. International Spotlight: A Chinese activist-entrepreneur says he escaped China by trekking across the Croatian border after reporting persecution.
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