Against the setting of current geopolitical and technological shifts, the EUs new mandate needs to rearm, rewire its energy system, reinvent its tech industry and recast its posture towards autocratic Russia and China. All this needs to happen even as Europe has become a laboratory for the populist politics shaking the rich world. Will it succeed?
At the same time, Croatia, as an EU and euro zone member, can play a pivotal role in building optimism and resilience for the region. The implementation of policies that empower local talent, unleash the growth potential and foster innovative investments is critically important.
Join us in Zagreb on November 5th, 2024 for the upcoming Economist Croatia Summit for a meaningful, in depth discussion on the way forward with the Prime Minister, Andrej Plenković, Government officials from the region, thought leaders and key stakeholders from international institutions, business, finance and technology.
Under the auspices of
Secretary-general
President
Senior director, strategy and operations
Country economist for the EU region
Deputy director, global relations and co-operation
Global credit strategist and head, Centre for Credit Research
Minister of science, education and youth
Senior lead economist
Dubravka Šuica, vice-president for democracy and demography, European Commission (video message)
Keynote address:
Gordan Grlić Radman, minister of foreign and European affairs, Croatia
Boris Vujčić, governor, Croatian National Bank
Stipe Župan, state secretary, Ministry of Finance, Croatia
Sergei Stanishev, former prime minister, Bulgaria
Christine Gartner, senior lead economist, European Central Bank (ECB)
Christoph Schoefboeck, president of the management board, Erste Bank Croatia
Commentator: Vuk Vuković, CIO & co-founder, Oraclum Capital
Setting the stage:
Colin Ellis, global credit strategist, Moody’s Investors Service
Radu Cracan, country economist for the EU region, EBRD
Sladjana Ćosić, head, EIB Group Office in Croatia
Hana Huzjak, economic counsellor, European Commission’s Representation in Croatia
The business perspective:
Andrea Doko Jelušić, executive director, American Chamber of Commerce in Croatia
Burak Baykan, president, FIC Croatia
Marija Vučković, minister of environmental protection and green transition, Croatia
Boyana Achovski, secretary-general, Gas Infrastructure Europe
Karim Dahou, deputy director, global relations and co-operation, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)
Maja Pokrovac, director, Renewable Energy Sources of Croatia
The business response:
Aris Spiropoulos, regional managing director Italy & East Europe, Metlen Energy & Metals
Marija Pujo Tadić, board member, Scientific Council of COP29 Presidency, president, International Institute for Climate Action (IICA)
Irena Weber, director, Croatian Employers' Association (HUP)
Radovan Fuchs, minister of science, education and youth, Croatia
Christoforos Christoforou, senior director, strategy and operations, Iron Mountain Central and Southern Europe
Mislav Malenica, founder, Croatian Artificial Intelligence Association (CroAI), founder and CEO, Mindsmiths
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