The municipality of Rijeka in Croatia will provide to the municipality of Burgas the entire logistics to develop a fishing exchange market. That was promised by the mayor of the croatian city Vojko Obersnel to Dimitar Nikolov during the visit of delegation from Burgas.
During the first stage of the fraternization of the two cities, realized through the initiative of the
The Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ, EPP), the ruling party led by Prime Minister Andrej Plenković, is topping the polls with 26.7% a week before local elections scheduled for 16 May.
HDZ is counting on victory in Split and Osijek, the second and fourth biggest cities in Croatia. However, polls show a close battle for the capital Zagreb.
After the sudden death of Milan Bandić, the longest-serving mayor in the history of Zagreb, polls are suggesting a big shift towards the newly established green-left platform We Can (Možemo!), whose candidate Tomislav Tomašević is a stable favourite to win, but only in the second round.
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During the debate on the working group s priorities,
Isabelle Boudineau (FR/PES), vice-president of the Nouvelle-Aquitaine Region and chair of the CoR s Commission for Territorial Cohesion Policy and the EU Budget (
The European Commission s future Sustainable and Smart Mobility Strategy must reflect the ambitions expressed by the territories to implement the Green Deal. The importance of cross-border links, the internalisation of external costs and more particularly the polluter pays principle, the place of public transport in our cities and countryside, the importance of everyday mobility and the modal shift from road and air transport to rail are all subjects on which we need to be heard. The European Commission will not achieve its objectives without us! . The Mayor of Seville Juan Espadas, will present the progresses of the Green Deal Going Local working group at the next COTER meeting on 26 February 2021.
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ZAGREB, Dec 10 (Hina) – The Centre for Genetics Education (GENRI), launched earlier this year at the Rijeka Faculty of Medicine, was presented in the Rijeka City Hall on Thursday.
GENRI head Nina Pereza said the centre was a result of a 50-year-long work of the Medical Biology and Genetics Department of the Rijeka Faculty of Medicine.
“The centre is of exceptional importance for the entire community, from doctors and other medical workers to patients and interested public. Raising the level of the genetics literacy of doctors and medical workers will improve care for patients with genetic disorders, and help them, their families and the public at large to make better decisions about their own health,” said Pereza.