By Peter Bury, Editor at Crodiaspora and Politicorp
Many Croatians who grow up among the diaspora more often than not consider moving back to their homeland at some point in their lives. Whether they are fortunate enough to be brought to live in Croatia by work or by a lucrative business opportunity, or if they strive to relocate in their retirement, many Croatians among the diaspora dream of one day being able to live in Croatia but often face challenges in doing so.
In addressing the comparative advantages of living in Croatia, Crodiaspora’s recent summit featured a panel explicitly constructed to provide the diaspora with a comprehensive overview of the challenges and benefits in moving to Croatia. On this panel, Professor Stjepo Bartulica, who moved to Croatia as a young adult in 1992 from Missouri, and Robin Harris, a historian and advisor to the United Kingdom’s former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, discuss the realities of a life in Croatia.