Plenkovic says Croatia aims to secure more funding from EU budget
Zagreb, November 10 (Hibya) - Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic announced that his country would work to secure substantial funding under the European Union's (EU) new budget.
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic addressed the Croatian Parliament, reviewing the issues discussed at the European Council meeting held in Brussels on October 15-16.
Plenkovic stated that defense capabilities, energy security and competitiveness were among the priorities for strengthening Europe's security and economic power. Emphasizing the importance of continuing financial and defense support for Ukraine, Plenkovic noted that combating illegal migration and the EU's enlargement policy were also on the agenda.
Plenkovic stressed the need to support Bosnia and Herzegovina's EU accession process. He stated that eight outstanding issues remained in relations with Montenegro, with progress achieved on two of them, while solutions were still being sought for the remaining six.
Plenkovic said Croatia aimed to secure more funding from the EU's new budget, adding that the "One Europe, One Market" plan was intended to strengthen Europe's competitiveness and resilience.
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