Common currency was already used for valuations and bank deposits in former Yugoslav country, which joined the EU in 2013
Croatia has adopted the Euro and joined the European Union’s borderless Schengen zone, two steps that prime minister Andrej Plenković said represented a historic moment.
“Nothing is the same after this,” said Plenković, promising that joining the euro would better protect Croatians from financial crises, and joining the Schengen zone would make travelling easier and boost tourism.
Continue reading…Common currency was already used for valuations and bank deposits in former Yugoslav country, which joined the EU in 2013Croatia has adopted the Euro and joined the European Union’s borderless Schengen zone, two steps that prime minister Andrej Plenković said represented a historic moment.“Nothing is the same after this,” said Plenković, promising that joining the euro would better protect Croatians from financial crises, and joining the Schengen zone would make travelling easier and boost tourism. Continue reading…