Business in Croatia

EENI- School of International Business

Subject: Doing Business in Croatia Zagreb. Syllabus:

1. Introduction to the Republic of Croatia
2. The Croatian Economy
3. The Foreign Trade of Croatia
4. Doing Business in Zagreb
5. Case Study:
   1. Agrokor Group
   2. Duro Dakovic Holding
6. Access to the Croatian Market
7. Business Plan for Croatia

The objectives of the subject «Doing business in Croatia» are:

1. To analyse the Croatian economy and foreign trade
2. To evaluate the business opportunities in Croatia
3. To explore Croatia's trade relations with the country of the student
4. To know the free trade agreements of Croatia (as a member of the EU)
5. To develop a business plan for the Croatian market
6. To analyse the profile of the Croatian companies

Sample of the subject (Doing Business in Croatia):

Description of the Subject: Foreign Trade and Business in CroatiA.

The Republic of Croatia (Europe).

1. The roatian borders: Slovenia, Hungary, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Montenegro
2. Religion in Croatia: Christianity (Catholicism: 3,6 million)
3. The official language: Croatian
4. Capital: Zagreb
5. Population: 4,3 millions of people
6. Currency: Kuna (HRK)
7. Croatia belongs to the European Economic Area of the Western Christian Civilisation

The Croatian Economy.

1. The Republic of Croatia belongs to the group of nations with small and open economies, which are mostly connected to other international markets
2. The Gross domestic product per capita of the Republic of Croatia: 15,632 USD (Source: Central Office of Statistics)
3. Croatia is the last member of the European Union
4. The key economic sectors in the Republic of Croatia are agriculture, wood processing, agribusiness, textile, petroleum, metal and chemical, electrical, construction, international trade, shipbuilding, marine engineering, and tourism
5. Since joining the World Trade Organisation (WTO), especially as the status of candidate for the European Union membership (today is a member of the EU)
6. The Republic of Croatia has taken many tangible measures such as modifications and optimisations to existing laws and rectifications to the existing procedures to align them with the European Union laws and regulations and to make easy economic and international trade activities
7. The Foreign direct investments are vital for the restructuration and modernisation of the economy of the Republic of Croatia

Croatia's agreements and organisations:

1. European Union (EU)
2. Central European Initiative (CEI)
3. Asia-Europe Economic Meeting (ASEM)

Croatia was member of the Central European Free Trade Agreement (CEFTA)

❮ Samples - Business in Croatia ❯

The Agrokor Group is the biggest private company in Croatia and one of the leading regional companies employing 33,000 people. The Agrokor Group's core businesses are the production and distribution of food and drinks.