Croatia targets €75.4m in state property revenue as minister addresses construction claims
Croatia adopts its annual state property management plan seeking €75.4M in revenue while Minister Bačić addresses illegal construction inquiries.
The Croatian government has adopted its annual plan for managing state-owned assets, aiming to generate approximately €75.4 million in revenue this year. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Physical Planning, Construction, and State Property Branko Bačić announced the strategy, emphasizing that the plan intends to operationalize efficient, transparent, and sustainable management of state real estate and property.
In a separate statement, Bačić addressed media reports concerning alleged illegal construction by former Split mayor and businessman Željko Kerum in Kaštela. The minister clarified that his department has not received any formal complaints or requests to initiate supervisory proceedings regarding the site, noting that no official appeal is currently before the ministry.
Sources: HRT Vijesti
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