The European Commission Vice President Dubravka Šuica on Tuesday presented the Commission's decision on the grant disbursement to Prime Minister Andrej Plenković, the government said.
It is the largest ever grant the Adriatic country Croatia has received from the EU Commission and follows an advance payment of EUR 818 million under the facility.
Another installment of EUR 700 million is expected before the end of the year.
Croatia's recovery plan will be supported by up to EUR 6.3 billion in EU grants.
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