Plenkovic: We aim to raise the average net salary to 1,600 euros by mid-2028
Zagreb, November 5 (Hibya) - Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic announced that various measures have been introduced to support economic growth and improve citizens' living standards, with the goal of raising the average net salary to 1,600 euros by mid-2028.
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic stated that various measures have been taken to support economic growth in the country and improve citizens' living standards.
Plenkovic noted that despite the challenges facing his country and the broader geopolitical circumstances, continuity in development had been maintained. "By combining various measures, we have supported economic growth, improvements in citizens' living standards, and increases in salaries and pensions," he said.
Plenkovic also outlined the government's target for the average net salary, stating, "Our government's goal is for the average net salary to reach 1,600 euros by mid-2028. At the beginning of our term, that figure was 749 euros."
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