Today in Croatia: Škoro and Grujić together for elections, president at the commemoration of the Day of the Croatian Army…

ZAGREB – The President of the Republic of Croatia and Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces Zoran Milanović will attend the commemoration of the Day of the Croatian Army and the Day of the Croatian Ground Army at the Croatian Military Academy „Dr. Franjo Tuđman“ (10 AM, Ilica 256b). After the ceremonial review of the honor guard, he will present ranks and commendations to members of the Croatian Army. President Milanović will hold a ceremonial reception at 6 PM on the occasion of the Day of the Croatian Army and the Day of the Croatian Ground Army (Office of the President, Pantovčak 241).

ZAGREB – Session of the Government of the Republic of Croatia (12 PM, NSK, Hrvatske bratske zajednice 4).

ZAGREB – The President of the Club of City Representatives of the Civil Liberal Alliance (GLAS) and the Croatian Pensioners’ Party (HSU) Anka Mrak-Taritaš, city representative Sonja König, and city representative Stanko Kordić will speak at a press conference about the proposal for a decision on amendments to the Budget of the City of Zagreb for this year (10 AM, Old City Hall, ground floor, Wedding Hall II, Svetih Ćirila i Metoda Street 5).

ZAGREB – Members of the Club of Independent Representatives of the City Assembly of Zagreb Renato Petek, Marijana Sumpor (NLZG), and Tihomir Milovac will speak at a press conference about their request for the resignation of the head of the City Office for Culture Milana Vuković Runjić (10:45 AM, Old City Hall, ground floor, Wedding Hall II, Svetih Ćirila i Metoda Street 5).

ZAGREB – The President of the Homeland Movement Miroslav Škoro and the President of the Pensioners’ Party Lazar Grujić will announce at a press conference their joint participation in the parliamentary elections (11 AM, Jurišićeva 1/V).

ZAGREB – The volume of construction works in March fell both on a monthly and annual basis, down 11.7 percent compared to February, and down 0.9 percent compared to March 2019, according to preliminary data from the Croatian Bureau of Statistics (DZS), published on Wednesday. 

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