AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoChina Ties: Prime Minister Andrej Plenković and President Zoran Milanović met Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Zagreb, backing closer trade and investment links. Talks covered infrastructure, renewable energy, tourism and new direct flights between the countries. Montenegro’s EU Bid: Croatia secured the removal of a proposed year-end deadline for Montenegro’s accession talks and set out eight bilateral conditions, drawing concern from EU officials over the bloc’s enlargement path. Megafarm Protests: Residents and environmental campaigners protested in Koprivnica against large poultry projects, including a farm planned to raise 1.8 million chickens a year near protected natural areas. Football: Police arrested at least 12 Hajduk Split supporters after antisemitic and pro-Nazi chants before the Ajax match; Croatia’s leaders condemned the incident. Hajduk won 2–1. AI Investment: Croatia announced a €932 million plan to develop artificial intelligence by 2032, with an initial €382 million action plan through 2028. Transport: A daily catamaran linking Brač, Omiš and Split is due to start on 1 November, cutting the Pučišća–Split journey to about 70 minutes.
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