Croatian Government Official Confident in Ambassadorial Appointments Process, Border Control System

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Croatia's Interior Minister Davor Bozinovic expressed confidence in the government's efforts to resolve the dispute over ambassadorial appointments, citing regular communication between relevant institutions. He also addressed several other issues, including electoral complaints, military conscripts, and border control. Bozinovic stated that all institutions involved in the electoral process had made their decisions, and the outcome was in accordance with the law. Regarding border control, he noted that the new system is functioning well in Croatia and across the EU, despite the country's high number of requests at land border crossings.

Key Takeaways:

  • Croatian Interior Minister Davor Bozinovic expressed confidence in the government's efforts to resolve the dispute over ambassadorial appointments.
  • The Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, the Office of the President, and the Office of the Prime Minister are in regular contact regarding the appointment process.
  • All institutions involved in the electoral process for the Varazdin County head have issued their decisions, and the outcome was in accordance with the law.
  • The new border control system for third-country nationals is functioning well in Croatia and across the EU.
  • The Ministry of Defence manages the process of military conscripts from the diaspora.
  • Minister Bozinovic stated that singer Marko Perkovic Thompson's team and Zagreb Mayor Tomislav Tomasevic have always found common ground regarding concerts at the Zagreb Arena.
  • No additional police presence will be needed for the upcoming concert.

Statistics:

  • Half a million people attended the last concert of singer Marko Perkovic Thompson at the Zagreb Arena.
  • Croatia has the highest number of requests at land border crossings.
  • The new border control system is functioning well at airports and seaports in Croatia.

Sources:

  • (Hina) rml