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(E) Croatia, the New Europe and a second chance for Canada
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Croatia, the New Europe and a second chance for Canada By Ottawa Business Journal StaffMon, Jan 30, 2006 12:00 AM ESTIn 1989, the Berlin Wall came down and the countries of the Soviet bloc embarked on a process of rapid transformation. Today, they represent, after China, the second most dynamic investment destination in the world. Canada largely missed out on that opportunity, preferring to focus on the United States. Now, countries like Cr
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(E) Bringing down barriers in Croatia through online partner match
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BRINGING DOWN BARRIERS IN CROATIA THROUGH ONLINE PARTNER MATCH - The Internet Institute in Croatia, which manages the Croatia Country Gateway, has joined a Europe-wide program called IDEAL-IST which provides an online service to findand match partners for EU-funded projects related to Internet Society Technologies (IST). The Croatia program is part of IDEALIST-Extend, which focuses on south-eastern Europe. In addition to wide and intensive
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(E) 'Buy Croatian' not bought by EU
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European Commission officials told negotiators from the EU candidate country in Brussels yesterday that the 'Buy Croatian' campaign discriminated against products from other countries, particularly as it was financed from state funds.Croatia alters home-made goods drive for European Union ZAGREB: Croatia modified a widespread advertising campaign promoting home-made goods today after the European Union said it was against its rules, giving
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(E) Italy's UniCredit selling Croatian bank HVB Splitska
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Croatia: Prospective Buyers Start Due Diligence Process on HVB Splitska Italians selling Croatian bank HVB Splitska14:26 - 18 January 2006 - Prospective buyers plan to start due diligence in Croatia's fifth largest bank HVB Splitska Banka next month. Italy's UniCredit, the owner of Splitska, contemplates of selling the bank in order to comply with the requirements imposed by the Croatian central bank thus avoiding a dominant position on the
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(E) Holcim Croatia to Invest in Facilities Modernisation
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Croatia: Holcim to Invest €5mln in Facilities Modernisation 15:46 - 25 January 2006 - Holcim Croatia, a fully-owned subsidiary of Swiss cement maker Holcim Group, intends to invest 37 mln Croatian kuna (5 mln euro) in modernisation of production and environment protection in 2006. Holcim Croatia is carrying out a 5.0 mln kuna (679,000 euro) revamp at its Koromacno factory. In 2005, the company completed two large-scale projects, including
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(E) Croatia builds first certified WiMAX network
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Croatia builds first certified WiMAX networkTelecoms.com News20 January 2006James Middleton, james.middleton@informa.comU.S. vendor Redline Communications today announced that its WiMAX offering has been selected by Croatian systems integrator MICRO-LINK to establish what it claims to be the first certified WiMAX broadband network in Europe. HT, a Croatian service provider owned by Deutsche Telekom, has initiated deployment of Redline's Red
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(E) Croatia to invest in Kish Free Zone
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Croatia to invest in Kish Free Zone TEHRAN, Jan. 15 (MNA) -– Croatia’s Ambassador to Iran, Marjan Kombol, expressed her country’s interest to invest in Kish Free Zone (KFZ). The statement was announced in a meeting with Majid Shayesteh, the executive director of KFZ organization, on the sideline of the 4th International Free Zones Exhibition held in Kish Island, the Persian service of ISNA reported on Sunday. “Posses
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(E) Croatian Businessman Sells 20.48% Stake in Slatinska Banka
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Croatian Businessman Sells 20.48% Stake in Slatinska Banka Slatinska ranked 21st among the 37 banks operating in Croatia in 2005. 15:27 - 11 January 2006 - Croatian businessman Ante Simara sold 20.48% of the equity capital of the country's Slatinska Banka, announced the Varazdin Stock Exchange (VSE). The president of the bank's supervisory board Ante Simara sold 2,951 ordinary shares of the issuer Slatinska Banka through transactions
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(E) Wizz Air - First low-cost route to Croatia
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Wizz Air First low-cost route to Croatia Polish low-cost airline Wizz Air has launched the first no-frills flights between the UK and Croatia.The four times a week service will begin on March 27 and link-up Luton Airport with Zagreb, the Croatian capital. A promotional fare until the end of January will see tickets start from £26.46, including taxes and charges, after this time one-way tickets will start at £32.46. At the launch of the ne
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