Ukupno rezultata: 1448
Leko, Đukanović agree border issue doesn't affect cooperation
Zagreb - Croatian Parliament Speaker Josip Leko and the visiting Montenegrin Prime Minister Milo Đukanović agreed in Zagreb on Monday that the border dispute did not affect the Croatia-Montenegro cooperation in which the former transferred its experience in European Union integration processes to the latter.
Croatian Parliament to hold an Open Doors Day on 1 June 2014
Zagreb - To mark the Croatian Parliament Day – 30 May – when the first multiparty Parliament was constituted, Citizens Service of the Croatian Parliament will be organizing the Open Day event this year again. Entrance will be allowed to all visitors on 1 June 2014 without previous announcement.
Parliament donates HRK 225,000 to flood victims
Zagreb - The Croatian Parliament will help the victims of the cataclysmic floods in eastern Slavonia with a total of HRK 225,000.
Parliament Speaker says Parliament to help flood victims
Zagreb - The Croatian Parliament will join in efforts to extend assistance to people living in the flood-hit areas of eastern Croatia, Parliament Speaker Josip Leko said, expressing solidarity with the flood victims.
Croatia and Azerbaijan interested in closer cooperation
Zagreb - Cooperation between Croatia and Azerbaijan is developing well, but there is room for enhancing and making it more dynamic, Croatian Parliament Speaker Josip Leko said after meeting with his Azerbaijani counterpart Ogtay Asadov in Zagreb on Monday.
Delegations of regional parliaments to OSCE Parliamentary Assembly meet in Sabor
Zagreb - The Croatian Parliament on Monday hosted a meeting of delegations of the national parliaments of Southeast European countries to the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly.
SEECP Parliamentary Assembly inaugurated
Bucharest - Southeast European countries took a new step in institutionalising their cooperation by inaugurating the Parliamentary Assembly of the Southeast European Cooperation Process (SEECP) in Bucharest on Saturday.
Croatian, Slovenian parliamentary committees to hold joint sessions twice a year
Ljubljana - The Slovenian and Croatian parliamentary committees on European affairs agreed in Ljubljana on Tuesday to convene twice a year so as to advance parliamentary cooperation and provide better information to citizens about European Union issues, adding that other Southeast European countries would gradually join this form of cooperation.
Croatian officials: Atrocities such as Jasenovac should never again be allowed to occur
Jasenovac - Surviving former inmates, top Croatian officials, foreign ambassadors in Croatia, and many other delegations on Sunday attended a ceremony commemorating the 69th anniversary of the break-out of inmates from the Ustasha-run Jasenovac camp on 22 April 1945, paying tribute to 83,000 victims of this WW2 camp.
Croatian Parliament Speaker says Albania deserves EU candidate status
Tirana - Croatian Parliament Speaker Josip Leko said in Tirana on Tuesday that Albania should be given the status of an EU candidate in June this year because it had made great progress in meeting the membership criteria.
-Albania has long deserved it, and it is in the interest of both Croatia and the EU, said Leko, who is on an official visit to Albania, the Croatian Parliament said in a press release.
Adriatic-Ionian parliaments push for development of new macro-region
Tirana - Parliament speakers of Adriatic-Ionian Initiative (AII) member states, including Josip Leko of Croatia, endorsed in Tirana on Monday the development of the European Union Strategy for the Adriatic and Ionian Region (EUSAIR) as a new model of cooperation aligned with the Europa 2020 development strategy.
Cvitan sworn in as Chief State Prosecutor
Zagreb - The newly-appointed Chief State Prosecutor Dinko Cvitan was officially sworn in at a ceremony in the national parliament on Wednesday before Sabor Speaker Josip Leko.
Croatian and Slovenian parliamentary committees on labour meet in Zagreb
Zagreb - The chairman of the Croatian Parliament Committee on Labour, Pension System and Social Partnership, Silvano Hrelja, and Committee members met in Zagreb on Monday with a delegation of the Slovenian Parliament Committee on Labour, Family, Social Issues and Persons with Disabilities to discuss the effects of the economic crisis on the two countries' social policy and labour legislation.
Croatian Parliament Speaker talks to Turkish investors in Istanbul
Istanbul - Croatian Parliament Speaker Josip Leko in Istanbul on Thursday held talks with several Turkish businessmen, who have already invested in Croatia, and discussed future investment plans, sources in the Croatian delegation on a visit to Turkey. A dinner organised by the Croatian Ambassador in Turkey, Drazen Hrastic, was attended by representatives of Dogus, Suezer and Rixos groups.
Erdogan calls on Turkish business people to invest in Croatia
(Ankara) - Croatian Parliament Speaker Josip Leko met in Ankara on Wednesday with Turkey's Parliament Speaker Cemil Cicek, President Abdullah Gul and Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who called on Turkish business people to invest in Croatia.
European parliament speakers adopt Roma declaration
Zagreb/Vilnius - Roma need to be integrated into society and given access to education, employment, health care and housing, according to a joint declaration adopted in Vilnius on Tuesday at a conference of the European Union's 28 parliament speakers, including Josip Leko of Croatia.
EU parliament speakers meeting in Vilnius for annual conference
Zagreb/Vilnius - Croatian Parliament Speaker Josip Leko is in the Lithuanian capital Vilnius on Monday and Tuesday for an annual conference of European Union parliament speakers.
Apostolic nuncio regrets Dajla case not closed yet
Zagreb - Apostolic nuncio to Croatia Alessandro D'Errico said on Friday, at a meeting with Croatian Parliament Speaker Josip Leko, that bilateral relations between Croatia and the Holy See were good, saying however that he regretted the fact that the Dajla case has not yet been closed.
Leko: Croatia is not offering recipes, but support to Bosnia
Sarajevo - Croatia is not bringing any recipes to Bosnia and Herzegovina, but wants to help its neighbour find a solution that will ensure the equal status of all three of its constituent peoples, Croatian Parliament Speaker Josip Leko said during a visit to Sarajevo on Thursday.
Croatian parliament Speaker visits Mostar
Mostar - Croatian Parliament Speaker Josip Leko on Thursday met with representatives of the Roman Catholic Church and the Islamic community in Mostar, stressing that Croatia supports their dialogue as a contribution to the restoration of trust and building Bosnia and Herzegovina as a state of three equal peoples and equal citizens.
Croatian parliament Speaker invited to Doha Forum in May
Zagreb - Croatia and Qatar are developing friendly relations and are seeking to intensify their economic cooperation, notably Qatari investments in Croatia, Croatian Parliament Speaker Josip Leko said during a meeting with Qatar's Ambassador Mozi Nasser Al-Thani in Zagreb on Tuesday.
Sabor Speaker meets Italian, Maltese, Latvian counterparts
Rome - Croatian Parliament Speaker Josip Leko held separate meetings in Rome on Friday with Italian House of Representatives President Laura Boldrini, Maltese Parliament Speaker Angelo Farrugia, and Latvian Parliament Speaker Solvita Aboltina. The talks were held on the margins of the international conference "What Europe stands for: Growth, jobs and rights: will the European Union rise to the occasion?".
Leko: Croatia still in crisis despite measures
Rome - Croatia is one of the European Union members in which the consequences of the economic crisis are still strongly felt, despite its measures to encourage the economy and reform the social system, Croatian Parliament Speaker Josip Leko said in Rome on Thursday.
Visiting Sabor Speaker and Dutch MPs hold meetings in The Hague
The Hague - Croatian Parliament Speaker Josip Leko on Tuesday held talks with members of the Senate and the House of Representatives of the Dutch bicameral legislature.
Leko meets with Dutch PM and speakers of both houses of parliament
The Hague - Croatian Parliament Speaker Josip Leko, currently on a two-day visit to the Netherlands, met with Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte and the speakers of both houses of parliament in The Hague on Monday.
Leko and Holguin discuss closer ties between Croatia and Colombia
Zagreb - Croatian Parliament Speaker Josip Leko met with visiting Colombian Foreign Minister Maria Angela Holguin Cuellar in Zagreb on Friday to discuss ways of promoting political and economic relations between the two countries as well as multilateral cooperation within international organisations, Leko's office said in a press release.
Croatia's goal is to help region in EU integration, says French Senate president
Zagreb - France strongly supported Croatia's European Union accession and after achieving that goal Croatia has a new one, helping the countries in the region in their EU integration, French Senate President Jean-Pierre Bel said in Zagreb on Thursday.
Parliamentary committee endorses Cvitan's nomination for state attorney
Zagreb - The parliamentary Judiciary Committee on Thursday unanimously endorsed the government's proposal to appoint the head of the anti-corruption office USKOK, Dinko Cvitan, as the new chief state prosecutor.
Leko: Parliaments should more actively participate in EU legislative process
Zagreb - National parliaments should take a more active part in the European Union's legislative procedure, Croatian Parliament Speaker Josip Leko said on Friday at a session of the European Affairs Committee dedicated to the principle of subsidiarity in said procedure.
Sabor speaker says Swiss decision contrary to European standards
Zagreb - Switzerland's decision to introduce immigration quotas for workers from the European Union is contrary to European standards, Croatian Parliament Speaker Josip Leko said after talks with his Bulgarian counterpart Mihail Mikov in Zagreb on Monday.
Croatian MPs join "One Billion Rising" campaign
Zagreb - Croatian lawmakers stood up during a session of Parliament on Friday in symbolic support of the "One Billion Rising" campaign aimed at ending violence against women in the world and promoting gender equality.
Croatia and Slovenia plan joint economic projects
Zagreb - Croatia and Slovenia are economically linked, they have common goals and expect to succeed in drawing European Union funds for joint projects, the chair of the Slovenian parliamentary economy committee, Alenka Pavlič, said in Zagreb on Wednesday after meeting with her Croatian counterpart Igor Rađenović.
Croatia aligned 683 laws with acquis before joining EU
Zagreb - From the beginning of legislative alignment until Croatia joined the European Union last July, the Croatian parliament adopted 683 aligned laws, according to Friday's parliamentary discussion on a plan to align national legislation with the EU acquis, under which 42 laws need to be aligned this year.
Flego elected Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly vice president
Zagreb - A member of the Croatian Parliament's delegation to the Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly, Gvozden Flego of the Social Democratic party (SDP), has been elected as one of the PA vice presidents at this year's first meeting in Strasbourg.
Croatia unhappy with blockade of Macedonia's EU and NATO membership bid
Zagreb - Croatia advocates Macedonia's efforts to join the European Union and NATO, and is hopeful that the long-standing Macedonian process of coming closer to the Euro-Atlantic institutions will be son unblocked, Croatian Parliament Speaker Josip Leko said on Friday after the talks with his visiting Macedonian counterpart Trajko Veljanoski in Zagreb.
Parliament speaker, Chinese ambassador advocate closer economic cooperation
Zagreb - Croatian Parliament Speaker Josip Leko on Thursday received for talks the incoming Chinese Ambassador Deng Ying, saying he hoped that she would continue developing the very good relations between the two countries, notably in the economy, Leko's office said in a statement.
Sabor Speaker says Croats' equality is Bosnia's internal matter
Zagreb - The equality of the Croat people in Bosnia and Herzegovina is an internal issue of that country which cannot be solved until all the three constituent peoples take over responsibility for themselves and the whole of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia's Parliament Speaker Josip Leko said during his talks with Bosnian Croat leader Dragan Čović in Zagreb on Monday.
Sabor Speaker meets Japanese Senior Vice Foreign Minister
Zagreb - Croatian Parliament Speaker Josip Leko on Thursday received Japan's Parliamentary Senior Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs, Nobuo Kishi, for talks on cooperation, and on that occasion it was said that Croatia was open to Japanese investors in different areas ranging from energy to tourism.
Speaker of the Croatian Parliament Josip Leko received the Bethlehem Light in front of the Zagreb Cathedral
Zagreb - The Croatian Scouts Alliance this year again organised the arrival of the Bethlehem Light to Croatia, handing it to Parliament Speaker Josip Leko on Sunday, who handed it to the rector of the Zagreb Cathedral, Msgr. Josip Kuhtić.
Croatian Parliament Speaker holds talks with Austrian Parliament Speaker
Croatia and Austria have excellent economic relations which need to be broaden, said Speaker of the Croatian Parliament Josip Leko yesterday at the meeting with Austrian Parliament Speaker Barbara Prammer. He reminded that Austria is the largest source of foreign investments in Croatia.
Committee on Constitution takes into account some objections stated during public debate
Zagreb - The Committee on the Constitution, Standing Orders and Political System on Monday took into account some of the objections stated during a public debate on a bill of amendments to the Constitution and unanimously proposed to parliament to discuss a partially amended draft Constitution, with novelties referring mostly to the referendum issue.
Croatian and Slovenian parliaments urge governments to resolve outstanding issues
Ljubljana - Croatia's and Slovenia's parliament speakers Josip Leko and Janko Veber said in Ljubljana on Thursday that relations between the two countries were stable and their cooperation, particularly economic, was at a high level, underscoring that the parliaments were urging the governments of both countries to resolve remaining outstanding issues, including the question of foreign savings accounts in the now defunct Ljubljanska Banka (LB), where there seems to be a difference of opinion.
Croatian Village opened at Christmas Market in Strasbourg
Strasburg - The Croatian Christmas Village was officially inaugurated on Saturday within the Christmas Market in Strasbourg by the city mayor Roland Ries and Croatian Parliament Speaker Josip Leko. Croatia, the newcomer in the European Union, is a special guest at this Market, the oldest Christmas market in Europe with its tradition dating back to 1570.
Croatian Parliament Speaker Leko meets CoE secretary general Jagland
Strasbourg - Croatian Parliament Speaker Josip Leko held talks in Strasbourg on Friday with Council of Europe Secretary General Thorbjorn Jagland on reforms in the CoE and the situation in Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Marking of Hanukkah begins in Zagreb by kindling of lights
Zagreb - The beginning of Hanukkah, the eight-day Jewish festival of lights which celebrates the rededication of the Holy Temple in Jerusalem, was marked in Zagreb on Wednesday by kindling of the lights of a unique candelabrum, the nine-branched Menorah or Hanukiah.
Leko and Bloche: Croatia and France are partners in EU
Zagreb - Croatia and France are friends and their growing partnership is important for both countries and for their partnership in the European Union, Croatian Parliament Speaker Josip Leko and member of the French National Assembly Patrick Bloche said in Zagreb on Tuesday.
Leko meets Turkish parliamentarians
Zagreb - Croatia supports Turkey's objectives on its path to the European Union and advocates enlargement and open door policies, Croatian Parliament Speaker Josip Leko said at a meeting with Turkish parliamentarians.
Exhibition about Vukovar staged in EP building in Strasbourg
Strasbourg - An exhibition about the eastern Croatian city of Vukovar was staged in in the European Parliament's building in Strasbourg on Monday on the occasion of Vukovar Remembrance Day observed on 18 November to commemorate the fall of the town in the hands of the occupying forces consisting of local Serb rebels and the then Yugoslav People's Army (JNA) in the late autumn of 1991.
2014 election to test public support for EU, says Croatian Parliament Speaker
Zagreb - The 2014 European election will be, in these challenging times of economic crisis, a test of public support for European Union institutions, Croatian Parliament Speaker Josip Leko said on Monday at a presentation of a campaign for the European Parliament election to be held on May 22-25 next year.
Croatian parliament speaker begins two-day visit to Romania
Bucharest - Croatian Parliament Speaker Josip Leko began a two-day official visit to Romania on Sunday by meeting with representatives of the Croatian community in the country.