Croatia was included to Schengen and eurozone

Zagreb, on January 2. Croatia passed to euro and became part of the Schengen area. The historical moment for the country was noted by a meeting of the Croatian prime minister Andrey Plenkovich, the president Slovenia Natalia Pirts Musar and the chairman of Yevropeyskaya commission Ursula Gertrude fon der Lyayen. The meeting took place on earlier operating boundary transition. Since the beginning of 2023 Croatia refused national currency kuna and became part of the Schengen agreement. The country was a part of EU in 2013, and for 10 years the government reorganized economic and political life in the country for compliance to standards...