AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoAviation & Tourism: International Zagreb Airport welcomed Air China’s first direct Beijing–Zagreb passenger flight on Sept. 4, operating three times a week via Bucharest and opening a year-round gateway for Chinese visitors and business links. Defense Procurement: Croatia is set to buy 18 South Korean Chunmoo K239 multiple rocket launchers in a €435.2m deal (excluding VAT), with rockets reportedly covering 30–300+ km and Poland’s WB Group TOPAZ command-and-control system to integrate the platforms. Maritime Science: A new Adriatic Sea fisheries unit was inaugurated in Split under the FAO’s GFCM to strengthen science-based fisheries management and cooperation across Adriatic countries. Population Update: Croatia’s population rose slightly in 2025 to 3,874,993 (+8,760), with growth concentrated in several coastal and central counties including Istria and Zagreb County. Local Life & Debate: A Krk restaurant controversy sparked online debate after Hungarian tourists were reportedly asked to leave for ordering only dessert during peak hours. Tech Marketing: Google expanded Waze Ads availability to Croatia and other select markets, rolling out Performance Max store-goal ad support beyond the US.
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