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(E) When Nation Needs a Little Marketing
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When Nations Need a Little MarketingHelp countries develop themselves as brands, with a carefully managed international identity, as recognizable as any consumer productWhen Nations Need a Little MarketingBy JIM RENDONPublished: November 23, 2003IMON ANHOLT, a British branding expert, spent a career developing international campaigns for Coca-Cola and Nestlé. Now he is trying to put his image-making skills to work for a very different kind
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(E) Tourism generate 22% of Croatia's GDP
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Tourism touted as GDP generator in CroatiaZAGREB - The Croatian government predicted on Thursday that the tourism industry, hard hit by the 1990s wars on its own and neighbouring territories, would represent about 29% of the country's gross domestic product (GDP) in 2010. The government, which adopted a strategy for development of the tourism industry by 2010, hopes that tourism receipts would reach 7.5 billion dollars (6.6 billion euros).
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(E) They need people to invest in Croatia
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'They need people to invest inCroatia'About 500 members of the Croatian Fraternal Union of America, the largest Croatian organization in the United States, will be coming to Atlanta on Thursday for their convention. Scheduled speakers include ambassadors to the United States from Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. The latest census reports 3,107 Croatians living in Georgia, with 2,209 of them residing in metro Atlanta.Union President Berna
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(E) Bulgaria, Croatia will Improve Region Infrastructure
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Bulgaria, Croatia Set to Improve Balkan Region Infrastructure Politics: 16 September 2003, Tuesday.Bulgaria and Croatia are set to improve the infrastructure in South-eastern Europe as well as the transport in the region. This was announced following the meeting of Bulgaria's Prime Minister Simeon Saxe-Coburg and his Croatian counterpart Ivica Racan. Both PMs also discussed transport corridors 7 and 10.Saxe-Coburg and Racan agreed tha
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(E) Int. Fair to Boost Croatia, Bulgaria Cooperation
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International Fair to Boost Croatia, Bulgaria Economic Cooperation Politics: 16 September 2003, Tuesday.The International Autumn Fair -- in which Bulgaria partners Croatia -- in Zagreb is an important drive for further development of economic cooperation and trade between the two countries, Bulgarian Prime Minister Simeon Saxe-Coburg said Tuesday during his official visit to Croatia's capital.Saxe-Coburg joined the Fair's opening, also atte
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(E) World Bank, EU Praise Croatia
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World Bank, EU Praise CroatiaBusiness - Dow Jones Business News World Bank, EU Praise Croatia, But Insist On More ReformMon Sep 15,10:58 AM ET BRUSSELS -(Dow Jones)- Croatia won plaudits for its strong economic performance Monday from the World Bank (news - web sites) and the European Union (news - web sites) Commission, though they said it must still cut public spending, improve property and creditor rights and loosen up its labor market.
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(E) Croatian Islands Beckon as Property Market Blooms
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Croatian Islands Beckon as Property Market Blooms 1 hour, 5 minutes ago By Zoran Radosavljevic MURTER ISLAND, Croatia (Reuters) - Now that he is retired, Jadranko Markov spends the days sipping beer at a seaside cafe, thinking how his family's islands might soon earn him a fortune. Like many other residents of the Croatian island of Murter, Markov, a 63-year-old former lawmaker, owns two islets in the spectacular Kornati archipelago, a
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(E) Croatia Airlines will be the main benefactors
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Air Bosna Faces Grounding 8 September 2003"If Air Bosna is grounded, it is expected that national airlines from neighboring countries, Croatia Airlines in particular, will be the main benefactors, taking over most of Air Bosna’s flights and customers. "SARAJEVO, Bosnia and Herzegovina--After spending the past two weeks making desperate appeals for funding and warning customers that their flights may be cancelled with no refu
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(E) Croatia's INA plans to go to court over Beopetrol sale
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Croatia's INA plans to go to court over Beopetrol sale 27.08.2003 09:48:00 GMT MOL: Croatia's INA plans to go to court over Beopetrol sale Budapest. (Interfax-Europe) -Croatian oil company INA will turn to an international arbitration court if the Serbian government approves the sale of Serbian oil firm Beopetrol, INA executive Tomislav Dragicevic said in an interview on the Serbian channel B92, MTI's Belgrade correspondent reported. Serbia
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