At the 219th Government session, Minister Habijan presented the Final Bill on Amendments to the Companies Act, the Final Bill on the Authority of the Government of the Republic of Croatia to Regulate Specific Matters from the Scope of the Croatian Parliament and the Proposal of the Annual Report on the Implementation of the Digital Croatia Strategy
Amendments to the Companies Act
The proposed amendments have two main objectives. The first concerns the transposition of Directive (EU) on multiple-vote share structures. The transposition deadline is 5 December 2026.
Dubrovnik has once again been crowned Croatia’s Best Smart City, securing the prestigious title at the “Days of Regional Development and EU Funds 2025” conference held in Šibenik. The award was presented to Mayor Mato Franković during a ceremony organised by the Ministry of Regional Development and EU Funds, the Croatian County Association, and Jutarnji list. Prime Minister Andrej Plenković was among the officials in attendance.
This latest success cements Dubrovnik’s position as one of the most awarded and forward-thinking cities in the country. With five national awards and 16 finalist placements to date, Dubrovnik consistently ranks among Croatia’s top performers. It is also listed among the five best cities in the Economy and Quality of Life categories, and in the past eight years has twice been named the best large city to live in.
Weiterlesen: Dubrovnik Named Croatia’s Best Smart City for the Third Year in a Row
Split Mayor Ivica Puljak attended an online meeting with the developers of the Green City Action Plan Split - European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and local and international consultants involved in drafting the Green City Action Plan Split (GCAP).
On that occasion, he pointed out the advantages of cooperation with the EBRD in developing such and similar "green" projects for the city of Split. Furthermore, he stressed the importance of drafting and implementing the plan in the context of improving the quality of life, environment, and climate change.
Weiterlesen: HR: A Smarter Future: Mayor Ivica Puljak Discusses Green City Action Plan Split
Dubrovnik Pass, the digital upgrade of the former Dubrovnik card and the new Smart City solution of the City of Dubrovnik, recorded record results in its first year of introduction.
The gross revenue from the sale of the Dubrovnik Pass in 2022 exceeded 45 million Kuna, thereby surpassing the gross revenue recorded in 2019.
Weiterlesen: HR: Dubrovnik Pass proves a hit with visitors to the city as sales soared in 2022
First came transparent Bjelovar, and now after years of Milan Bandic being, well, let's say ''less than transparent'' about where and how the City of Zagreb's money is spent, new mayor Tomislav Tomasevic is introducing the Smart City Hub Zagreb, which will openly show how the capital's cash is spent.
As Novac/Jutarnji/Hina writes, on Wednesday, Zagreb Mayor Tomislav Tomasevic presented the Smart City Hub Zagreb, the goal of which is to unite all different types of applications and information from various city offices in one place, and one of the novelties is the Open Budget of the City of Zagreb.
Weiterlesen: HR: Smart City Hub Zagreb: Transparent City Budget for Croatian Capital