Hungarian Business Club established in Croatia
The Hungarian Business Club, which is an informal network of companies in Croatia established by the Hungarian embassy in Zagreb, met for the first time, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade reported yesterday.
The ministry said that altogether 70 representatives of 49 Hungarian-owned companies participated in the convention.
"The aim of the initiative is to establish a country-wide network in Croatia that continuously provides members with fresh information on Croatian investment opportunities, tenders and changes to regulatory frameworks," said ambassador JĆ³zsef Magyar.
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