10:30 - The President of the Republic will take part in a formal session marking the 80th anniversary of Victory Day over Fascism and Liberation Day of Zagreb (“Vatroslav Lisinski” concert hall, Trg Stjepana Radić 4). The President of the Republic will deliver an address.
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President Milanović: NATO proposes a five percent allocation of GDP for arms, Croatia would have to spend five billion dollars
“Europe is going crazy, is waging a war, is arming itself, and no responsible statesman can and should not be against his country arming itself in order to defend itself. Without it, there is no state. While here we are talking about the glorious past, initiatives are under way to spend five percent of the GDP on arms and defence in a few years”, the President of the Republic Zoran Milanović stated today at a formal session marking the 80th anniversary of Victory over Fascism and Liberation Day of Zagreb, where he spoke, among other things, about the current situation in Europe and defence investment.
President Milanović Meets Croatian Community and Croatian Business Club Members in North Macedonia
During his official visit to the Republic of North Macedonia, the President of the Republic of Croatia Zoran Milanović met in Skopje with representatives of the Croatian community and members of the Croatian Business Club at the Embassy of the Republic of Croatia.
President Milanović in Skopje: Don’t Fall Victim to Blackmail Over EU Membership
“This is not a treaty; it is a document that was signed by three defense ministers. From the perspective of Croatian domestic and constitutional law, it does not meet the criteria to be considered an international treaty, but rather a statement of intent, without concrete material consequences under international law,” said President Zoran Milanović in Skopje today, responding to a journalist’s question about the recently signed military cooperation document between Croatia, Albania, and Kosovo.
Announcements
07. May 2025.
Thursday, 8 May 2025
ZAGREB
06. May 2025.
Wednesday, 7 May 2025
SKOPJE, NORTH MACEDONIA
10:00 - Ceremonial welcome of the President of the Republic of Croatia (Vila Vodno)
10:10 - Joint photograph of the President of the Republic of Croatia and the President of the Republic of North Macedonia
10:15 - Tête-à-tête meeting between the President of the Republic of Croatia and the President of the Republic of North Macedonia (Cabinet of the President) NOTE: Photographers and cameramen may record the beginning of the meeting.
10:45 - Bilateral meeting between the delegations of the Republic of Croatia and the Republic of North Macedonia NOTE: Photographers and cameramen may record the beginning of the meeting.
11:15 - Press statements by the President of the Republic of Croatia and the President of the Republic of North Macedonia NOTE: The statements will be in Croatian and Macedonian with simultaneous translation.
12:05 - The President of the Republic of Croatia will lay a wreath at the grave of Goce Delčev (Church of St. Saviour)
12:30 - Meeting between the President of the Republic of Croatia and the Prime Minister of the Republic of North Macedonia (Parliamentary Club) NOTE: Official photographers only
14:15 - Meeting of the President of the Republic of Croatia with Monsignor Dr. Kiro Stojanov, Roman Catholic Bishop of Skopje and Greek Catholic Eparch of Strumica-Skopje in the Republic of North Macedonia (Embassy of the Republic of Croatia, Bukureška 91)
14:30 - Meeting of the President of the Republic of Croatia with representatives of the Croatian community in the Republic of North Macedonia and with members of the Croatian Business Club (Embassy of the Republic of Croatia, Bukureška 91)
05. May 2025.
Monday, 5 May 2025
PRIMOŠTEN
11:15 - The President of the Republic will attend the opening of the Home for the elderly and disabled persons in Primošten (Bratski dolac d.d.)
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ZORAN MILANOVIĆ
Fifth President of the Republic of Croatia
No one in Croatia should feel like a second-class citizen.
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