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04/01/2011
Officials say they are working hard to root out corruption, in the home stretch of EU accession.
By Natasa Radic for Southeast European Times in Zagreb -- 04/01/11
Officials say they are working hard to root out corruption, in the home stretch of EU accession.
By Natasa Radic for Southeast European Times in Zagreb -- 04/01/11
Croatia's leadership has indicated that 2011 is a decisive year for the country to meet its EU accession goal. With only seven negotiation chapters still open, authorities hope to finish most of remaining work by July.
"We will continue to do our job well. There are two major goals we need to fulfill -- finish the EU negotiation process and recover our economy," Prime Minister Jadranka Kosor said during her New Years' address.
Kosor said that to achieve the two goals -- and to fight pervasive corruption -- Croatia needs a basic political consensus. Likening EU membership to a return to "our ancient home where we belong", she called on all parliamentary parties to join in the effort. ...more...
"We will continue to do our job well. There are two major goals we need to fulfill -- finish the EU negotiation process and recover our economy," Prime Minister Jadranka Kosor said during her New Years' address.
Kosor said that to achieve the two goals -- and to fight pervasive corruption -- Croatia needs a basic political consensus. Likening EU membership to a return to "our ancient home where we belong", she called on all parliamentary parties to join in the effort. ...more...
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