Croatian President Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic spoke today at the first Croatian-Russian Economic Forum. 90 companies have arrived in Moscow for the forum, which was developed as a part of the plan of Grbar-Kitarovic’s visit to Russia. Grbar-Kitarovic noted, “This year marks 25 years of the establishment of diplomatic relations. This is an occasion that shared a look into the future.” (translated from Vecernji List)

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