Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković commented on Friday in Tallinn on the latest accusations from Agrokor owner Ivica Todorić, stating that it would not be good for there to be “collective amnesia” about the reality that existed six months ago.
– There is no talk of government pressure. The Agrokor law was primarily designed to be activated only with the consent of the management, not just the government, and it would not be good for there to be some collective amnesia now, to forget the reality in which the company was at that moment within six months, to forget what is most important about why the law was enacted for companies of systemic importance and the consequences of the domino effect that it could have had on the Croatian economy, said Plenković in Tallinn where he is participating in the EU leaders’ summit.
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– We are calm here and doing what we believe is right. I stated at the government meeting what all the scenarios were on the table, we chose this scenario which I believe was the only correct one. The fact is that the company is functioning, that the tourist season was excellent, that jobs have been preserved, that farms have been paid, suppliers are being paid, and that gives me the right to say that what we did was good. What is crucial is that this process continues, leading to a settlement, that is what interests me as Prime Minister who is responsible for the overall functioning of Croatia and the Croatian economy, said Plenković.
